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LA100-57129 Story, *AndSo DiedRIABOVCHINSKA for, ALFRED HITCHCOCK Story, "Artade"*and "The World out There" for. Columbia Broadcasting Systemv; Company. The informant advised that BRADBuRy ia member of the Sereen Writers Branoh Board of the Writers Guild of America (west)(wGAw). Current Biography disclosed that pRADBURy, while a young man, sold papers and did misaellandous pmall jobs. livelinood. During World War II he wrote'a number of Radio Appeals for the Red Cross and short dramas for blood donor drives. The publication 'observed that BRADBuRy has written the following books, most of whieh are' composed of. a .number of short stories: *The Golden Apples of the Sun;" "Dark Carnival;" #The Martian Chronicles;' "The Illustrated Man;". The publication obaerved that BRADBURy has done much radio and motion picture writing and was a prime contribu-. tor to "Suspense" a Coiumbia Broadcasting System (cbs) produc-. tion. His work has been compared to.that of.EDgAR ALLen pOE, SAKI, SHIRLEY JACKSON and JOHN COLLIER. The publication reported that "The Martian Chronicles, which was published in 1950, afforded sRADbuRy national reoognition and the second editlon of the publication sold over 2oo,ooo books. This book dealt with the development and exploitation of Mars, its effects on mankind and its home world. * The stories and not developers. The publication disclosed that BRADBURY quoted as disliking science. I would like to be quoted as saying I thing science is a glove, so much depends on what