Background
Janus, Christopher George was born on March 25, 1911 in Charleston, West Virginia, United States. Son of George and Olympia (Xenopoulos) Janus.
(In this book,Christopher Janus tells about an endless sea...)
In this book,Christopher Janus tells about an endless search for several chests of 400,000 year old bones that were the remains of hunters and berrypickers found in China but were unfortunately lost during the Japanese occupation of WW2 there.
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Janus, Christopher George was born on March 25, 1911 in Charleston, West Virginia, United States. Son of George and Olympia (Xenopoulos) Janus.
Bachelor of Science in Philosophy, Harvard University, 1936; postgraduate, Oxford (England) University, 1937.
Registered representative, Prudential Bache, Chicago, 1955-1980; consultant, Standard Oil of Indiana (now Amoco), Chicago, 1978-1982. Principal Eximport Associations, Chicago, 1947-1967.
(In this book,Christopher Janus tells about an endless sea...)
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Economic assistant United States Department State, Washington, 1943-1944. Chief Greek desk, chief Balkan intelligence United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, Cairo, Egypt and Athens, Greece, 1944-1945. Alternate delegate United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration Conference, Atlantic City, 1944.
Delegate Time-Life International Industrial Development Consultant, San Francisco, 1957, Foreign Aid and Point Four Seminar, Washington, 1958, First Cultural Delegation from United States to People's Republic of China, 1972. Trustee Poetry Magazine, 1950-1982, Athens College, 1951-1952. Member committee Mayor' General’ s Office for Senior Citizens and Handicapped, 1981-1984, Friends of Chicago Public Library, 1978.
Chairman All American Committee United Republican Fund of Illinois for President Eisenhower Dinner, 1957-1958. Served to lieutenant United States Naval Reserve, 1953-1955. Member National Probation and Parole Association, Greek War Relief Association (chairman Chicago chapter 1941-1945).
Clubs: Harvard, Overseas Press, Explorer's (New York). Harvard (president 1966-1968), Caxton, Oxford-Cambridge, Tavern, Arts, Attic (Chicago).
Married Beatrice Short, May 30, 1940 (deceased 1989). Children: Andronike, Christopher Junior, Lincoln.