Almost unnoticed, the Executive Committee of the United NationsPreparatory Commission did a great deal of work in a great deal ofharmony.
There were only a few divided votes, and on most of these the greatopponents, the U.S. and Russia, were in the same camp. Both favored aU.S. city (probably San Francisco) as the permanent seat of U.N.O.Subcommittees even discussed control of the atom bomb without fissioning into factions.