Word: exteriorizer
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...years in the State Department have bred into this slender, grey-haired. grey-eyed man a profound regard for the formal usages of his profession. He would no more give an ambassador such stark instructions than he would dine at the French Embassy in overalls. Yet behind his correct exterior the new Undersecretary is a man of real ability...
...student reception room having an entrance on the court. There will be another entrance for the use of the Master opening onto a garden between Eliot House and the present Standish Hall. The interior will be chiefly decorated with panelling, and there will be very little change in the exterior aside from the doors and an alcove on the Eliot side of the Master's house...
Despite its name and an imposing grey sandstone exterior, the French Institute in the U. S. building contains neither the French consulate, the French Government tourist bureau nor the offices of the French commercial attache. It is a private organization to further French culture in the U. S., contains a lecture hall, reference library and a number of beautifully decorated, little-used "state apartments." The Dales felt that an excellent way of attracting public interest to the organization would be the establishment of a permanent gallery of French Art. They provided the money, supervised the remodeling of a suite...
...Hoover candidate withdrew and the President, with the goodwill of all sides, appointed a third man as U. S. District Attorney. He was plump, pink, bald, middle-aged George Zerden Medalie, who has a soft, husky voice and gentle brown eyes. Behind District Attorney Medalie's mild exterior, however, was a long and excellent record as a special prosecutor who knew how to send criminals to jail. But what the Senate wanted to know before it confirmed him, what the new appointee had skilfully concealed was whether...
...exterior of the solid grey institution at No. 23 Wall St. bears no name, but every visitor to Wall Street recognizes it as J. P. Morgan & Co. And all Wall Street if not all the world recognizes election to partnership in that institution as the highest honor in U. S. private finance. Last week the rare honor was again bestowed. The recipient, known long in advance, was Seymour Parker Gilbert, 38, onetime (1924-30) Agent General for German Reparations payments, a lawyer by profession. Ever since he worked with Banker Morgan and Morgan-Partner Thomas William Lament at the Paris...