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Well, now it is time for this week's episode of Follow Vance. And last week's episode was the

last one that we can confirm was part of the KGO run. This is the main syndicated run.

And the first time we can verify this episode having aired was quite a bit after the last one,

because the main syndicated run started in July of 1948, while the KGO run started in March.

So, even though there were no missing episodes between the original air date that we have for

this episode, is March the 1st, not 1049, and the title is the listless murder case.

Is this today's collection, Donald? Yes, Mr. Miller. I open the mail myself this morning.

And all the checks are here. Fine. Tell me what's the total? 12,450 dollars.

All the checks are made out of consolidated charities, Mr. Miller. Of course.

That's so that no irresponsible party can catch them, Donald. You see, people who contribute

to our campaign want to make sure that the money goes to charity. I understand, sir.

Would you be interested in the total we've collected so far? Yes, what is the amount?

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