February 27, 1945: (Ed: At Geo. Luter's? party) Peggy Bairos? Hickok ~ Honolulu, Kamamua? Montes? Hickok "Jazz" Belknap X his mark With Mr. Pinkerton's best wishes ~ David Frome? 
C. Burnaby Bode - Sierra Madre, Calif 
March 16, 1945 Deepest thanks from an ardent admirer since 12 ~ William A. Gunstel - Chicago - Logan Square (Ed: Came to my grs? wiht Cpl Besboick?) 
March 16, 1945 May your life always be happy - Your friend ~ Eddie W. Verbrick - Appleton, Wisc 
March 26, 1945 You are responsible for my suppressed desire to swing from tree to tree in Africa - my greatest frustration ~ Lury Jamieson 
March 26, 1945 Since I never can think of anything to say in an autograph book, I'll have to be content by saying, "I have read nearly all of your books, and I hope my young son will enjoy them as much as I did." ~ John Paul Foster - Lieut., USNR - USS Breton (now) - Alexandria, La (later) 
March 26, 1945: Honolulu, T.H. Thanks for many hours of pleasant reading ~ Lt. Jay B. Smith - 3104 NW 23rd, Oklahoma City, Okla 
March 26, 1945: "Up in Mark's Room" Sorry, but we at the Ritz always use "Two warmed spoons." ~ Walter Frederick - Lieut USNR - Santa Barbara Road - Berkeley, California 
March 26, 1945 Since I was knee high to a "Bufo" your books have been a constant source of inspiration - of strength & will-power - but alas! After six months at the Niumalu - trying to keep up with you - it has happened inspite of Tarzan's example - I am developing an"opar?" It's fun tho - Thanx for knowing you. ~ Lt. Mark H. Hawley? USNR 
March 28, 1945 David Hart ~ Lt Col A.C. - Medford, Oregon 
March 28, 1945 Wayne A. Hanson ~ Lt. Col. AC - Beverly Hills, Calif
April 1, 1945 Matilda S Hayunst? - New York, New York Mary Wallace - Pasadena, Calif William A Musgrove? - Pasadena, California 
April 3, 1945 Bill Burmesten - 1st Lt. AC *** *** ~ Brooklyn N.Y. May 2, 1945 (Ed: At Outrigger Canoe Club) Just arrived from seeing Jack and Jane ~ Walter H. Wieman Lt USNR 
August 27, 1945 (Ed: Drivers) Sgt Edward Rembs - 6019 1/2 S. Vermont Ave - Los Angeles Cpl Edward Kaizor - 8648 Dennison St. - Detroit, Mich Sgt Lewis Schlotfeldt - 1214-5th Ave - DeWitt, Iowa 
September 4, 1945 Charles A Liggett - 1214 Randolph St. - Topeka, Kansas (Ed: One of the Guest car drivers) 
Ed - The banker is the First Nat'l, but there will never be any money here either. - Wick Kenneth S. Wickstrom (Lt) - 1113 Tyler St. - Glendale, Calif 
September 1, 1945 Dear Ed - My English teacher said that nothing could be done to educate me, she was teaching "Ceasar." I was reading "Tarzan." I only hope my son finds the books sooner than I did. Imagination is the ----- men need to meet this world. You will never be forgotten by those who have either read or met you. Hope I may again. ~ Frank R. Hubbard, Jr. - ADC - Buckener? - Still well. Maj . . . 
September 1, 1945 Dear Ed - Happy Birthday from the Lt. Gen Marshall *** (Lt Middleton) 
September 1, 1945 Dear Ed - Even though we just met, I immediately wanted to call you "Ed" - because we have really been friends for years - through Tarzan! Many more happy b'days, and may we celebrate them with you. Sincerely~ Kay Kyser 
September 1, 1945 Ed:- Happy Birthday from "Yardbird" to "Tarzan" - Ish Kabibble (no points) 
September 1, 1945 Ed - Happy Birthday from the "Ace" poker player ~ Ken Winkstrom (Lt) 
September 6, 1945 - At the Outrigger Dear Mr. "B" - If you ever geat "4 kings" again I trust you can play them with old granddad as you did here. ~ Lt. Johahneson? 
September 11, 1945 Dear Mr. "Ed" - It has been nice knowing you and seeing you off and on this past year. Hope you'll make it to Lake City, Florida some day. ~ S.L. Donard? - Lieut USNR 
September 11, 1945 Dear Mr. Burroughs - Certainly was great this p.m.? You missed calling J.B.'s hand - once maybe twice. Best wishes - ~ Lt. AB Sherwood - NY Daily News 
And you, Mr. Burroughs were one of the best stars on "Breakfast at the Crossroads" ~ Irma Jean Gaertner - American Red Cross - c/o 34 87 Patricia Ave - Los Angeles, Calif 
The nicest airport companion on Oahu - Mr. Burroughs. ~ Reva J. Hurwitz - American Red Cross - 309 S. 123 St. - Laramie, Wyo 
September 15, 1945 ~ In Henry's Room Hedwig M. Basscone Joseph C. Willey Sue Brown Lyda Miller Don D. Bausom Henry O. Mahn Edith Peterson "Duke" Willey 
October 20, 1945 - Visiting Ed Burroughs Main duties: Drinking Ed's whiskey - Glad to know ya Kim Wickstorm - V.B at G. Lafter ? - Glendale, California - 1113 Tyler St. 
I'll never be able to stock as much "likker" as you did, but there will always be a bottle just for Burroughs at the above address. Ed (Meet & Greet) Johnson Capt. Elwood W. Johnson - 21 W. Rustic Lodge - Minneapolis, Min - Tel: Locust 9715 
Oct 20, 1945 Ed, with all the friends you have to drink to your health you will live to be a "hunnert." ~Lt. Col. Fred A. Link - Hq AF MID PAC or 905 Canaan Ave. - St. Louis, Mo (Airbourne chaueffer for Gen. Robert C. Richardson, Jr.) 
October 22, 1945 Just want you to get well sooner and also am not wishing for you to go b ack to the mainland. Grace Tomeko Nagano Corrales 
October 22, 1945 Whatever you'll be I wish you all the happiness in the word. ~ Anselmo Agustin Felipe - Niumalu Hotel ~ Lourdes G. Felipe - Laong Iloeos Norte, Philippines
October 22, 1945 Whatever you'll be I wish you all the happiness in the word. ~ Anselmo Agustin Felipe - Niumalu Hotel ~ Lourdes G. Felipe - Laong Iloeos Norte, Philippines 
October 28, 1945 Kiraku? Osaki Have so enjoyed knowing you Ed, and will surely miss you. Hope we will meet again. ~ Helen Ruad McLean - c/o C.R. Rittig - 2237 Wesley Ave. - Evanston, Illinois 
October 28, 1945 Aloha, but for not too long - And keep track of that disposition with looks ~ Edwin? Howard Has been a grand three years of fun and friends - Here's looking forward to more ~ Miller Rathbone 
Dear Ed - Years ago I read my first Tarzan story! I've enjoyed knowing you and our hopes are to see you again. Be good and get well. Dearest alohas ~ Texas & David - Mr. & Mrs. Don Thomson 
To Ed Burroughs - whom we both love very much - May the Devil be a day's journey behind you always. Mary & Perry Mood 
Aloha ~ D.M. Thomson Sorry to see you go - see you in Tarzana!! ~ Hans S. Beredesein? - Lt. Col. CaG 
October 28, 1945 Ed. I hope you have a happy landing at Hamilton and don't bend your elbow too damn much at Tarzana ~ Gersham Martin 
Sunday Night at Burroughs' happy home Dear Ed - Remember we're playing bridge at Tarzana and one of these fine days - The old "Foursome" ~ Love from Edith |
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