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By the Associated Press | Published Date: 5/25/1956
GRAY'S DRAFT STATUS IS UP FOR DECISION

WASHINGTON (AP) - Selective Service said today the draft status of Fred D. Gray, Negro attorney, active in the bus boycott situation in Montgomery, Ala., has been put up to the Presidential Appeals Board for a decision.

Selective Service said Gray maintains a regular office as an attorney but also contends he devotes a number of hours each week to religious work. Under law, a deferment can be granted to a person whose customary vocation is regular preaching and teaching of religion.

 
 • OVERVIEW

 • INDICTMENTS ANTICIPATED BY BUS BOYCOTT LEADER

 • BOYCOTT ISSUE BEING AIRED BY GRAND JURY

 • NEGRO DEMO WANTS CIVIL RIGHTS

 • 50 NEGRO PASTORS PROTEST 'NATIONAL PRAYER DAY' IDEA

 • PRESIDENT GETS QUESTION ON MONTGOMERY TRIALS

 • SCATTERED U.S. POINTS OBSERVE 'DAY OF PRAYER'

 • NATIONAL CITY FIRM DROPS SEGREGATION ON ALL BUS LINES

 • CITY THREATENS ARRESTS HERE TO ENFORCE BUS SEGREGATION

 • ANGRY CITY BUS DRIVER THREATENS AP STAFFER

 • 3-JUDGE PANEL TO HEAR SEGREGATION CHALLENGE HERE

 • GRAY'S DRAFT STATUS IS UP FOR DECISION

 • NAACP LAWYERS MEET TODAY TO MAP REPLY TO INJUNCTION

 • NAACP PLANS COURT ACTION FOR REVERSAL OF INJUNCTION

 • NEGROES FORM NEW GROUP REPLACING BANNED NAACP

 • NEGRO LEADERS ADVISE CAUTION IN BUS BOYCOTTS

 • HOUSE DEFEATS EFFORT TO KILL 'RIGHT 'BILL

 • U.S. COURT SET TO AIR RACIAL CASES

 • QUESTION MARK PUT ON CAR POOL CASE

 • Supreme Court Rejects Plea Of City, State Tribunal Votes Unanimously Acts, Unconstitutional

 • SOUTHERN LEADERS WILL AWAIT SEPARATE TESTS OF BUS LAWS

 • LAWMAKERS STUDY MEANS OF DUCKING COURT'S BUS DESEGREGATION RULING

 • Parley Called By Brownell To Map Action Jurist Denies Move for Early Integration

 • CLARIFICATION OF BUS RULING ASKED BY CITY

 • ATTORNEYS GATHER TO DISCUSS BUS SEGREGATION LAWS

 • 'SCHOOL' PREPARES NEGROES FOR MASS RETURN TO BUSES

 • CITY-STATE BUS APPEALS DENIED

 • FOLSOM MAY SEEK STRONGER SEGREGATION LAWS

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