OGDEN—A | committee of community Utah northern 24 of Weber College into leaders Saturday demanded expansion aS | a four-year degree-granting institution. fields “to keep d a four-year program in several They aske faith with the families to go away of the ior inwould not rob Utah’s sen increase would ‘Ogden area.” stitutions but the in liberal enrollment, especially include fields The , te ua busi- professional grad and arts, vocational training, e mor in creating ness, nursing, homemaking, pub- schools by } her hig for lic service, education, and mili youth an appetite . said | education, the committee tary science. are W. anents members stud 400 are e Committee - Ther and an who w. chairm Anderson, nually in the Ogden area Lum on t can’ president of the Anders quit school because they s, afford to committee: said. ithe COSTS MORE NO college, ber Company; A. Parley Bate superintendent of Weber County would it The group added eduto cost the state no more e hom at cate an Ogden student e aus bec e than away from hom Nee a on ted money is appropria student A four basis. year | college L. Vernon Rev. Schools; the Ogden Congregational Church; Frank M. Booker, Browning, Chevrolet of Browning manager Christen- W. Louis Company; sen, superintendent of Morgan | County Schools. ciin Ogden prin , Maurice R. Conroy pal, Ogden High School; George Eccles, president of the First Freeman, principal, Box S Alf L. of Utah; Security Bank Elder } High School; E. J. Fjeldsted, |} ect; Proj manager, Weber Basin Glasmann, L, A. publisher of} Standard the Ogden ber College; Examiner; Clatisee H. Hall, registrar, WeG. Harold Holt, principal, Davis High School; J. A. Howell, attorney; Ira A. C. Huggins, attorney; William fic Jensen, clerk, Southern Paci Railroad; W. I. Lowe, American Federation of Labor representa. itive, _ Roy ‘Weber C. Metcalf, principal, County High School; Ririe, division Power and , Chester Olsen, regional forester Olin H. Service; Forest ‘US. manager, Utah Light Smith, Company; representa- Clarence E, No. 450; tendent, T. O. Smith, Ogden City tive, Carpenters Local Union > superinSchools; ‘Howard Widdison, farmer; Fred; Ball, president, Associated Stu-— dents, Weber College; Douglas Burnett, president, Weber Col- Jege Alumni Association.