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Show He stated that reports coming in from the 14 office areas also showed pick-up in agriculture with calls coming for a few general gen-eral farm workers and for sheep-herders. sheep-herders. "Several areas," he said, "plan on even more extensive use of local youth this year than last. Summer supply of farm workers appeared more assured in many areas due to cut-back in hiring at federal defense establishments, estab-lishments, he pointed out. He reported, re-ported, of the state's more than 135,000 workers covered by unemployment un-employment insurance, three pen cent claimed unemployment foi the week ending April 4. "Foi the same week last year," he said, "over four percent were filing." Utah's Non-Farm Employers Goes On At Fast Pace emP' Tst week," said Que H. Jensen, manager of the Man-, - Ch llovment security office. "As t' ek ending April 4, Utah's ! ? .molovment security offices l4riTered I more than 900 job he "tated, "with most of S coming from seasonally re-Ze re-Ze industries such as retail ) service and construction." |