The trial of a group of Mohammedans accused of organizing the anti-Jewish pogrom in Constantine last August, during which scores of Jews were killed and many injured, concluded here today. Six of the accused were sentenced to hard labor for terms ranging from three to fifteen years. Three were acquitted.
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