This character paints over images supporting "such laudable ideals as Courage, Might, Justice, Truth, Liberty, Love, Honor, and Patriotism.
This character paints over images supporting "such laudable ideals as Courage, Might, Justice, Truth, Liberty, Love, Honor, and Patriotism." In his last appearance, this character abandons his friend's quest to find the twelve-year-old sister of a prostitute in order to find some illegal tobacco. This man defends himself at a hearing, saying, "If we pay the government everything we owe it, we'll only Â… discourage other individuals from (*) bombing their own men and planes." That comes after he orders a strafing run on his own camp. This man gives a note bearing the words "A Share" to a man who demands his share of the syndicate run by this man. The first known activity of that syndicate is buying eggs for seven cents and selling them to the kitchen for five cents. For 10 points, name this profiteering mess hall officer in Catch-22 who runs a namesake M &amp; M Enterprise.
This character paints over images supporting "such laudable ideals as Courage, Might, Justice, Truth, Liberty, Love, Honor, and Patriotism.
Milo Minderbinder [accept either name]