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Show SALT FLAT NEWS, OCTOBER, 1971 8 Depuf y Dump Frozen Info Present Residence Nixons freeze, and the free floateven more momentous was matched with of dollar the ing news from the Wendover City Dump: Floyd Eaton, known as Deputy Dump to the residents of Wendover and the thousands of readers of the SALT FLAT NEWS, is apparently not to be evicted from his long time estate at the dump. The shocking announcement in the July NEWS of Floyds eviction was the result when the higher authorities in charge of recycling centers (dumps) in Nevada decided that the Wendover Dump was to be closed. Thus, Deputy Dump would be without domain in which to exercise his law enforcement authority. President NEWS photo by Of'VrfAIttIHr J J Delight D J wage-pric- e The reversal was concurrent with the announcement, by the President, concerning economic affairs. It has not been explicitly determined that Deputy Dump was a beneficiary of the freeze, and a post card sent to the White House asking whether President Nixon intends that Eaton be frozen along with the other economic indicators has yet to be answered. Early action, however, is not expected. Such decisions can only be rendered by an already swamped Chief Executive. Our correspondent found Eaton in a rather sour mood during a recent interview. I been Anderson Tooele County. During the long hot MARSHALL CROSSING summer the rush to get produce to market is sometimes taken too literally by some. California Special kept on a trucking till plowed under by the WP. Nobody is real happy about this one except some freckly kid in Oskosh, Wisconsin who will not have to eat his vegetables after all. BUYING SILVER DOLLARS CASH FOR COINS 'M 'M 1793 U U 1793 1809 1811 $55.00 20.00 80.00 20.00 8.00 20 i All SGOLD At Least Double Face Value MORE EXAMPLES Will Pay $6.00 Cash For Each With Rims i XVa I J l Visitors Turn in this Sand Pebble Beach and at Coupon Receive Complimentary Gift Packet. Out-Of-Sta- COUPON CLIP OUT i r 11 J J ! li'iiii'"ii iiir |