Full title reads: "MORE CLOTHES FOR THOSE WITH COUPONS".
Cannon Street, London.
Long shot of mass of women's coats hanging up on racks in warehouse. Coats hanging up. Top shot, mass of coats. Man putting coats on rails. Women dresses in warehouse. Angle shot, dresses on rack. Top...
Full title reads: "MORE CLOTHES FOR THOSE WITH COUPONS".
Cannon Street, London.
Long shot of mass of women's coats hanging up on racks in warehouse. Coats hanging up. Top shot, mass of coats. Man putting coats on rails. Women dresses in warehouse. Angle shot, dresses on rack. Top view of dresses hanging on racks. Several shots of women arranging dresses on racks. Several shots of woman at desk checking coupon control.
Close up shot of John Parsons interviewing Mr Caves, Secretary of the Wholesale Textile Association (natural sound). He says that government should buy more clothes so it is available to population.
Several shots of sorting juvenile clothing in warehouse. Towels and sheets stacked up. Several close up shots of a pile of towels. Close up shot of stacking up sheets for packing. Girl sorting out raincoats. Girl sorting out raincoats. Angle shot, girl behind stack of raincoats. Covering over garments of table with dust sheet.
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