Sir Oswald Mosley, leader of British Union of Fascists, being interviewed for radio broadcast from London

Title "London" superimposed over Sir Oswald Mosley walking through crowd of Fascists giving Fascist salute / closer shot of Mosley stepping up to microphone to speak / Mosley sitting at table with radio announcer, announcer asks what he thinks of suggestion "that the government should ban wearing of uniforms by political organizations" / SOT Mosley answers: "Uniform is a symbol, a test of sincerity and a new means of propaganda, such a good means of propaganda that the other parties tried to deprive us of it" / announcer asks him if he approves of the recent attack on Jewish persons in the East End of London, Mosley SOT: "In our organization we suppress absolutely all violence and illegality," announcer asks him if he is out to reform Parliament, Mosley SOT: "We are out to turn Parliament from a talk shop into a workshop" / announcer voice asks him if he came into power would he support King Edward VIII, Mosley SOT: "We are absolutely loyal to the Crown" / announcer asks him if England went to war with any Fascist country would British Fascists fight for Great Britain / Mosley SOT: "When we have power there will be no war because we shall make peace with Germany and Italy in a new union of the great nations of Europe but if any nation in the world ever attacked Great Britain, we should fight for our country as we have before" / Note: exact day not known; documentation incomplete