Brezk-íslenzk viðskipti - 01.12.1946, Side 18

Christmas is near. The festive spirit is quietly seeping into our daily
life. In St. Martin-in-the-Fields, possibly London’s most popular
church, on the fringe ofTrafalgar Square, a monster fir tree is ablaze
with light and loaded with gifts. For this is London's Christmas
Tree—the tree on which city workers place their presents for both
young and old. Soon the bells of St. Martin’s, familiar to radio
listeners, will ring out announcing the season of Peace and Goodwill.
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