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Potomac Fever
Asked why he didn’t take the job with John Kennedy when it was offered back in 1946, Herndon says he would have either quit or been fired. “The hours in the Kennedys’ offices go ’round the clock. They expect everyone around them to marry that system. You can actually disappear for a week and your wife doesn’t know where you are. All home life is gone, people think it’s glamourous until they get trapped by Potomac Fever.”
But buried away in his basement is a bit of the glamour from the new’ Frontier. For Maurice Herndon now owns John Kennedy’s inaugural stand, he has a bill of sale from Interstate Demolition Corporation of Arlington, the company hired
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