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of February 18 over northern Kansas was just that, inasmuch as meteorites have been recovered from it." There were found, beginning April 2h, first several smaller fragments up to one of 1/2 pounds. ‘Then a disturbed spot in a clover field led to the digging up of a piece of some 109 pounds embedded about two feet in the soil. The stone is what is termed as an "achondrite", a technical name for an unusual type of stony meteorite. It is reported to be of a type which will deteriorate rapidly. A photograph of the trail of the meteor, made by amateur photographer Duane W. Wray of Norton, shows the vapor trail left in the sky by the explosion of a meteor which was seen in Oklahoma, New “exico, Colorado, Kansas, and “ebraska. It was made at Wray's home, nine miles north of Norton, just four minutes after the meteor exploded. A smuige of blue- white smoke remained in the sky for an hour February 18th. This photo- graph is in file under Incident #101. : Further remarks are contained in supplement.