Karreman, Herman F. (Princeton)  "Programming the Supply of a Strategic Material", prepared under contract with the ONR, ca. 1958.  11x8.5 inches, 20 leaves, offset typed pages, stapled at upper left. Very good copy.  $175

Karreman (winner of the Lanchester Prize¹ and the  Frederick W. Lanchester Prize) stated on the front page:  "I am indebted to Prof. Oskar Morgenstern and tje othermembers of the Econometric Research Prrogram at Princeton University...and to Dr. Philip Wolfe, now a the RAND Corporation..." 

A 1960 version of this paper appeared as "Programming the supply of a strategic material. Part I. A Nonstochastic Model" in 1960 as well as  "A Stochastic Model for Programming the Supply of a Strategic Material" (1963)In: Recent Advances in Mathematical Programming edited by Robert L. Graves and Philip Wolfe, MicGraw-Hill, 1963, pp 223-237.

Notes:

1, Herman F. Karreman, research associate in Princeton's Economic Research Program, has been awarded the Lanchester Prize for his report on a study of operations research techniques. The prize, given by Johns Hopkins University, is presented annually to "the author or authors of the best paper on operations research or reporting on an operations research study."

Mr. Karreman's prize-winning article appeared in the September, 1960 issue of "Naval Research Logistics Quarterly." The research associate's article was entitled: "Programming the Supply of a Strategic Material." Accompanying the award was a cash prize of $1,000 from Johns Hopkins and an engraved bronze plaque in recognition of his work from the Operations Research Society of America.