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Until the U.S. can develop a policy to bring the Middle East into the Western camp, no safe end is in sight to Mohammed Mossadeq's fantastic national adventure. Meanwhile, the only people to profit from the situation will be the Iranian Communists and their Soviet Russian friends. In Teheran last week, at a caviar and vodka garden party at the Russian embassy, guests noticed that Ambassador Ivan Vasilievich Sadchikov was in an unusually good mood, generally seemed the most contented man in sight.
*After a few trips to Europe, Nasr-ed-Din soured on Westernization. Said he: "I want men around me who do not know whether Brussels is a city or a cabbage."