He justifies his actions, including having the Germans bomb Pianosa with the quote "What's Good for M&M industries is good for America."
This character hosts an extravagant wedding at the Port Authority Bus Terminal in the second novel in which he appears. The one business deal that he lost money on was the purchase of Egyptian cotton as his attempts to turn this into food by covering it in chocolate failed. He justifies his actions, including having the Germans bomb Pianosa with the quote "What's Good for M&M industries is good for America." For ten points, name this mess hall officer and black-market businessman from Catch-22 evidently named for his twisted logic.
This character hosts an extravagant wedding at the Port Authority Bus Terminal in the second novel in which he appears.
{Milo} {Minderbinder} (accept either underlined part)