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U.S. Route 10. The Santa Monica Freeway.

One of the busiest, most congested high­

ways in America. From the middle of a

traffic jam here, Los Angeles commuters

(;an make phone calls to anywhere in the

world, and never talk to an operator.

Kricsson is providing cellular mobile

telephone systems to non-wireline compa­

nies throughout California. These systems

now cover tin* Los Angeles and San Eran-

( nsco/Greater Ray areas, Sacramento, Fresno

and Oxnard, providing the potential for

one giant system serving most of the state’s

24 million people. Californians spend a great

deal of time in their cars, and cellular tele­

phoning has become popular. Business­

people especially appreciate how effective

they can be during hours spent on the road.

They can even use the system to transmit

data to their offices.

You’ll find Ericsson cellular systems in

28 countries on five continents. In the U.S.,

Ericsson holds a 38% share by population

of the top 90 non-wireline markets. That

includes five of the top 10: Los Angeles, San

Francisco, Chicago, Detroit and Houston.

Cellular telephone systems. The latest

way for you to keep business rolling.

ERICSSON