Communication security being applied to space and missile operations by United States Air Force. Cryptographic instruments like KGR-29 and KGR-28 being used for the purpose. Air Force personnel uses official Air Force code to transmit classified information through voice communication.
A film titled ' A new voice for Mr. X' shows through an enactment how a man becomes conscious of other person's telephone voices. Mr. X meets a friend and they both visit a telephone company shop where Mr X listens to a recording of his own voice as it sounds over a phone. He thinks of making changes in his office that will improve telephone conversations.
An enactment shows a man ,Mr. X after having realized the importance of good telephone habits goes through newspaper,books and listens to radio broadcasts in order to learn to speak pleasantly. He observes how telephone calls are answered at various business organizations. He acquaints his staff members with new telephone habits for a better business. Scenes include the business man in his office with a female secretary standing by to take notes, scenes of the man in his living room chair, smoking a pipe and listening to his console radio, and scenes of the man in office settings.
An enactment shows a man,Mr. X discussing the after effects of adopting new telephone practices involving personal interest, on his business. Wrong telephone habits lead to adverse effects on the business whereas pleasant telephone habits reflecting personal interest of the employee in the caller helps build reputation of the company. Scenes include the man in his business office talking to his female secretary, and various scenes with the man speaking on the telephone to different parties. Also scenes of two women speaking on the phone, and a shop keeper in a general store.
A newsreel titled 'Victory crowns Italian march through Ethiopia.' Film opens showing Italian troops riding in a column of armored personnel carriers. Closeup of Italian soldiers riding in one. An open truck moving uphill on sandy ground helped by Italian infantrymen who push on its sides. Italian soldiers manually moving an artillery piece up a shallow slope, as viewed through a thicket of bamboo. Soldiers running beside a canvas covered army truck that is out of control and rolling rapidly backwards downhill. It stops suddenly, as it hits a tree. An airplane is seen maneuvering low over some hills. Next, white smoke rises from the area. Italian infantry running freely and rapidly towards a native village of houses made mud, sticks, and thatch. Gunfire is heard. Then, two Italian officers are seen standing near some Ethiopian tribesmen prisoners seated on the ground. Italian Colonial troops carrying a wounded comrade in a sling. View from an overlooking hill of Ethiopian tribesmen prisoners in an outdoor enclosure. Closeups of some of the prisoners. Italian officers standing near a large stack of captured arms. Closeups of the stacked rifles and of an artillery piece. More prisoner closeups. Stacks of captured small indivual boxes containing rifle cartridges. Marshal of Italy, Pietro Badoglio, and another officer are seen at TC:01:06 through 01:10. Italian troops marching past the frame and propeller of an aircraft completely devoid of covering. Glimpse of Italian Camel Corps contingent. Mounted Italian cavalry dressed in ponchos and carrying the flag of the Kingdom of Italy, ride over a small bridge. A good number of Ethiopian tribal men and some women dancing and singing as Italian officers and troops pass on horseback. The Ethiopians bow in unison. The leading Italian officer salutes. Closeup of Italian officer by the Kingdom of Italy flag.. A large number of Ethiopians, some carrying large umbrellas, follow the Italians.
Italian citizens and troops move in a procession and parade in Rome, Italy, around the time of the second Italo-Ethiopian war. People cheer on streets and gather in a public square to hear Italian Prime Minister Benito Mussolini address the crowd from a balcony, with an arch doorway behind. Scenes of crowd massed in front of the Altare della Patria monument.
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