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; Inconvenience has been created to thouâ€" sands of our citizens by the parking regulaâ€" tions in downtown Toronto. It has eliminated the use of some cars down town, it has caused individuals to use the parking lots, and as a result those operating parking lots immediâ€" ately raiged their prices. It has caused many others to walk long distances when migking calls and pickâ€"ups in the restricted area. Yet we find that it has speeded up the transporâ€" tation system in the centre of the city. The â€"â€" ‘*CROSSWORD THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1947 PARKING REGULATIONS _ _ Published Every Thureday . > . . | perpmamntiarnre aeove bid L. Place â€" > (The answer to this puszle appears elsewhere in this issue) 1 fneh, per fssue, % months‘ contract, 45¢; six months‘ toplyntp ndie P 1 foas patract 2900 1asta lpches ob same DUNCAN M. SINCLAIR, . ° JEAN PERK Business & Advt. Manager, Ihv-fi ‘H. R. HAWTHORNE, Assistant News Editor. 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Is theer no way in which passengers could be loaded and unloaded off the main corner? Is therg no solution to the railway crossing into the stock yards? ‘This problem is one for the traffic experts to answer.> Attention should be given to this matter, as it effects the vpeople through Weston, Mount Dennis, the people coming from the township on the west, and across St. Clair on the east, the ;K_opie going back and forth from the city. affic on the Weston Road at this point, if checked up, would reveal it to be one of the heaviest junction corners in the city of Toâ€" ronto., T.T.C. officials who are experienced traffic handlers, surely can solve this simple problem. Traffic conditions at this point and on the Weston Road are screeching out for revision. 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