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(Left) The signing of the contract in Belgrade.Sitting, from left: M Bulajic, Director Generalof Elektroveze (P.T.T. Purchasing Dept.), andN Berglind, L M Ericsson. Standing, fromleft: R Pasic, president of Merkantile InozemnaZastupstva (L M Ericsson's Jugoslavianagents), F Sundkvist, L M Ericsson, N Bonctti,Merkantile, the legal adviser of Elektroveze,and A Mijuskovic and S Pejic of Elektroveze.At Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, U.S.A.,where the brothers Wright made the firstmotorized flight 53 years ago, there standstoday an American national monument. Forthis monument L M Ericsson's affiliates. NorthElectric Company, Galion, Ohio, donated twobusts of Orville and Wilbur Wright by thewell-known American sculptor, Oskar J WHansen.L M Ericsson Exchanges for JugoslaviaTrunk traffic to be automatized within two yearsIn the face of hard internationalcompetition L M Ericsson has obtainedorders from the JugoslavianTelephone Administration for a largenumber of trunk and telex exchangesto an amount of 20 million Kroner.Some twenty Jugoslavian towns areto be equipped with modern longdistance exchanges and telex terminalsoperating on the crossbar system. Thismeans that within two years the entiretrunk network will be automatizedand that the present telex networkwill have tripled in capacity.Some of this equipment will besupplied from the Jugoslavian telephonefactory, Nikola Tesla in Zagreb,which since 1954 has been manufacturingL M Ericsson crossbar exchangeequipments on licence. Up tonow crossbar exchanges serving about40,000 lines have been installed inabout thirty Jugoslavian towns, andexchanges for another forty towns areon order and under production.Extension of500-SelectorExchange in ChileL M Ericsson has signed a contractwith the city of Arica in Chile for theextension of its telephone network by500 lines on the AGF 500-selectorsystem. An AGF exchange with acapacity of 500 lines was opened inArica in 1953. A further 500 lineswere added in 1959.134The contract was signed by Arica'sfinancial representative, Raul delCanto (left centre), and the head ofL M Ericsson's sales company inChile, Lars Silfverling (right centre).Also present were (from left) FerdinandFay, head of L M Ericsson'sArica office, Adolfo Arenas, Mayor ofArica. Fernando Gonzalez, Arica'sNotary Public, and Alberto Maturana,the city's legal adviser.
LP"The Sultan of Djokjakarta operates a modelrailway on a visit to L M Ericsson in Stockholm.Behind him is the Indonesian Ambassadorto Sweden, R Sudjono. Others (from left):Press Secretary Sujud, Mr Klingstrom (LME),Commercial Secretary Adivoso and Mr Lundqvist(LME).The President of Brazil, Juscelino Kubitschek,some time ago paid his second visitto the Sul telephone exchange in the capital,Brasilia, for which L M Ericsson has suppliedcrossbar equipment type ARF. The exchangewas cut over in April and has a capacity of5000 lines. L M Ericsson has also receivedorders for eight smaller installations in Brasilia.The stand of Ericsson Telephone Sales ofCanada Ltd. at the Canadian National BusinessShow in Toronto.The Ericofon and other L M Ericsson productsaroused great interest when recently shown onLabour L^nions Day in Tangiers. Various companiesshowed their products in a parade ofexhibits on wheels. The Telefonica de Tangercompany, which has purchased L M Ericssontelecommunications equipment, presented theEricofon among other exhibits (below).Lord Portal, former commander-in-chief of the Royal Air Force, visitedL M Ericsson's head factory with Mr Sundgren of the Swedish Match Co.Lord Portal is on the left.35
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