Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1931, Page 48

'E.B. HILLEY ENTER MAYORALTY RACE " Heated Contest Forecasted in Coming Hyattsville Election. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. HYATTSVILLE, Md, March 2. — One of the hottest contests for mayor ever waged here seemed assured today following announcement last night by Councilman E. B. Hilley that he had decided to enter the contest and by former Mayor Willlam A. Brooks that he had determined to withdraw. Councilman Hilley'’s opponent for the chief executive’s post is Lemuel L. Gray, a former councilman, who an- mounced his candidacy recently. Mr. Brooks, who let it be known sev- eral weeks ago that he was in the mayoralty race, has announced that he not only is withdrawing in favor of Councilman Hilley, but wil nominate him for mayor at the citizens’ nomi- nating convention, “April 20. Mr. Brooks was in a delegation of citizens, which also included Dr. Hillary T. Wil- 1is, mayor, and citizens representing the four wards of the town, who walted upon Mr. Hilley last night and per- ;’l;ldedhimwmhhmtmwfile 8. Declared Favored by Councilmen. On behalf of Councilman Hilley it was explained today that he is the choice for mayor of most members of. the council. He will ask the support of the wyoters, it was declared, on the basis of MILLIONS VICTIMS OF MIGRAINE, |[mr 3 rase sl - SAYS DOCTOR. USING DIET CURE | Bt e poute 5o mt Sick Headache Common Name for Disease. Pig Stomach Found Effective for Anaemia By the Assoctated Press. BALTIMORE, March 27.—More than 4,000,000 people in the United States, including & million children, probably are sufferers from migraine, or sick headache, it was declared today before the American College of Physicians. Dr. Ray M. Balyeat of the University of Ok{&homa said about 7 per cent of the ulation suffer from aine some ime during their lives. e the results of studies of 202 cases. Migraine is a close relative of hay fever, asthma and some forms of eczema. People who have had these diseases are more likely to have migraine. Migraine hly sensitive to some , . Balyeat explained. Eating that rru‘ficullr food seems to have a constricting effect on small ar- terles in the cortex or, outer layer of the brain, and pain results. Milk, wheat, eggs, nuts, beans and fish all may cause migraine. Treatment consists in finding to what food the patient is sensitive and then removing it from his diet. May Be Inherited. M ne apparently may be inherit- ed, h‘anslnld.mlt occurs more frequently in’ families that also suffer from hay fever, asthma and eczema. -Brain work- ers, such as college professors, students and business men, seem to be twice as susceptible to migraine as laborers, be- cause they have more highly developed nervous systems. About twice-as many ‘women as men have migraine. his record and that of the administra- | g tion with which he has been affiliated, promising a continuation of the work mnd policies of the adininistration. Councilman Hilley, who is one of the representatives of the fourth ward, em- jbracing the northern part of the town. the ocouncil, and is rounding out his first term, 4 chairman of the Pinance ‘Committee of the council and also is a ‘member of the Police, Lighting IBM Fire Committees. He is vice A-wh{l‘:n ‘ the Prince Georges County Duckpin | A few days ago Mr. Hilley let it be i known that he was a candidate to suc- ceed himself as councilman and yester- .day L. L. Powers announced that he also was an aspirant for this post. Mr. Powers has taken a keen interest in town affairs for some time He was vecently elected president of the Hyatts- wille Horticultural Society. On behalf of the “adn tration” forces it was announced today that it ‘was planned to put up a stout fight to retain control of the town govern- ment all down the line though it was not certala that Mr. Powers would be ©opposed. Opponcnt in First Ward Affected. In the first ward it was believed al- most certain that Councilman O. G. Dudrow soon would announce himself also thought ¥irtually certain that T. D. Jarrell will announce his candidacy soon in opposition to William T. Jennings for councilman from the second ward to succeed Harry A, Bos- well, who will retire, ‘Thus far no one has come out for the council in the third ward against Coun- cilman E. M. Gover, who let it be known & few days ago that he was an aspi- rant to succeed himself. ———— Soldiers were called from the barracks Newcastle-on-Tyne, Te- to shoot & heifer w] had gone in the cattle market. Enna Jettick Melodies Every Su yOU NEED NO. 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