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GERHART EISLER: Under Fire Gerhart Eisler. who fled the United States to escape prosecu tion and became a big figure in Communist East German politics, has been blamed for failure of ' Soviet zor.e propaganda and may be ousted from his post as chief of the information office. The criticisms came from Wi' helm Koenen. chairman of the Communist-run National Front, and Hermann Axen, chief of the Com munist party's agitation depart- I ment. at a meeting of the party central committee. Koenen told the committee, of which Eisler is not a member, that despite huge expenditures Eisler has succeeded only in producing a j “completely flabby campaign.” Axen demanded a "bas.c change : in the work of the information of- ! fice. " I John Franklin, of Richmond, visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jam erson during the we«*k end. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Ownby and children visited his brother and sister-in-law in Tients Mill neighborhood Sunday. We hope the child that was scalded by' water is improving nicely.
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