Word: concealer
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...This policy cannot compare to anything practiced by England," he maintained, "for it has the effect of conceal the workings of democracy in this country...
...Once in a while," he stated, "someone is successfully bootlegged out of a Nazi concentration camp in some glamorous way, who is only too willing to reveal the opinions that he has had to conceal so carefully from the Nazis...
...Biddle's bill became law, reporters would be at the mercy of Government pressagents and handouts. Commented the Washington Post: "It might better be labeled 'a bill to halt criticism of any Government agency that wishes to conceal its blunders from the public.' " Said the pro-New Deal Chicago Sun: "His bill opens the way to concealment of every sort of error, failure and skulduggery. Documents which most need to be aired are always marked confidential...
...moment of Columbus' greatest failure; for at last he could no longer conceal from himself that he had discovered not the wealth of Asia but a new world...
Last week, after 19 years of baseball, during which he tried to conceal his intellectual background, Catcher Berg at last removed his mask. Quitting the game he loved even more than his books, Morris Berg, A.B., LL.D, accepted a Government appointment as roving envoy to Mexico and Central America-a good-will post created by the Office for Coordination of Commercial and Cultural Relations between the American Republics...