TWINS FOR CAPTAIN AND MRS. UPHAM
Captain Cliarlie Upkam, who strucb the war's outstanding douhle in his v.u and bar, nas strucK anotiier. In Christchurch on Saturday evening Mrs. Upham presented him with twiu daughters. ivir. ypiiam marhed the occasion by becomuig elusive. A person-to-person call put through to him from Wellington about 11 o'clock yesterday mornmg had, by 2 p.m., produced only an apologetic announcement from the Christchurch toll operator that "We had him once, but he got away. " The maternity hospital was, by comparison, garrulpus. "They're both very pleased," it .was reported. The | call ended before 'it could; he resolved whether this; applied to Mr. and Mrs. Upham or the twins. ^VWWWVV^VWI/VVWVWVWVVVVW^W
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Chronicle (Levin), 21 January 1948, Page 3
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