i 6a naayed Atiren be era} | a9 _ History’ s Top Security Job: Sot" sf Sioa i 3 _ Protection at World's Fair ey’ ee arity of the 750-member assignment in his- police department will wear a specially designed uniform of light blue with visored cap and how Pinkerton’s white gloves. They'll have aj National Detective Agency de- Pinkerton patch on one sleeve, scribes the job it has been given a World’s Fair patch on the} gest security tory.” That is at the 1964-’65 New York World’s other. A force patrolmen, women, of 3,000, including | detectives, police- medical partment operators and personnel, and clerks, —_—, Bair’: fire de- turnstile is being organized for the task. a The agency said about half will be hired as guards, money handlers and other personnel by individual exhibitors. The other 1,500-member divi- sion is being set up as a general security force. Jt the will public function safety much and like service branches of a big city, watching over the daily crowds of visi-| § tors. There will even be a 33-bed emergency hospital. Estimates put the daily fair- - ground population at from 250,000 to 750,000 during its running Seasons, mid-April to mid-Octo| ber, in ‘the two years. ki The security forces will be y under over-all command of John! Manning, assisted by Alfred \B. Novak. Both are veteran _ 4ormer FBI men. : a ‘Members — NEW YORK (AP)—The “big-