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List of executive orders by Manuel L. Quezon

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Listed below are executive orders signed by Philippine President Manuel L. Quezon.

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1935

No.TitleDate signedRef.
1Requiring All Officials and the Armed Forces of the Government to Take an Oath of Loyalty to the Constitution and of Allegiance to the United StatesNovember 15, 1935 [1]
2Assuming Command of All the Armed Forces of the Government [2]
3Appointing General Douglas MacArthur Military Adviser of the Commonwealth and Creating the National Defense CouncilNovember 16, 1935 [3]
4Attestation of the Signature of the President, and Affixing the Great Seal, on Important DocumentsNovember 20, 1935 [4]
5Reserving a Parcel of Land in the Barrio of Julugan, Municipality of Tanza, Province of Cavite, for School Purposes [5]
6Order of Issue of City of Manila 1935 Thirty-Year 5 Per Cent BondsDecember 9, 1935 [6]
7Extending the Period Within Which the Amount Appropriated by Act No. 4184 Shall be AvailableDecember 19, 1935 [7]

1936

No.TitleDate signedRef.
8Enforcing the Provisions of the Constitution on the Civil ServiceJanuary 2, 1936 [8]
9Creating a Committee to be Known as the General Committee of President Roosevelt's Birthday CelebrationJanuary 10, 1936 [9]
10Army Promotion RegulationsJanuary 11, 1936 [10]
11Designating the Chief of Staff and Transferring the Philippine Constabulary to the Army of the PhilippinesJanuary 10, 1936 [11]
12Reserve of 5 Per Cent of the Appropriations Authorized for the Year 1936January 14, 1936 [12]
13Abolishing the Municipal Districts of Ampusungan and Tauit and Annexing Them as Barrios to the Municipal Districts of Bakun and Luna, Respectively, Mountain ProvinceJanuary 21, 1936 [13]
14Creating a "Domestic Sugar Administration" [14]
15Abolishing the Barrio of Cawa-Cawa, Municipality of Zamboanga, Province of Zamboanga, and Organizing the Sitio of Punta Gabilan, Said Municipality, into an Independent Barrio Under the Name of Punta GabilanFebruary 3, 1936 [15]
16Prohibiting the Automatic Renewal of Contracts [16]
17Reconstituting the National Economic CouncilFebruary 14, 1936 [17]
18Creating a Rice Commission for the Purpose of Studying and Making Recommendations on Ways and Means to Solve the Present Rice Crisis and to Insure a Permanent Supply of Rice at Reasonable PricesFebruary 17, 1936 [18]
19Creating a National Council of Education to Advise the Government on Educational Policies and Necessary Reforms in the Existing System of EducationFebruary 19, 1936 [19]
20Fixing Office Hours on Saturdays and During the Hot SeasonMarch 4, 1936 [20]
21Amending Executive Order No. 872, Dated September 27, 1935, Reissuing Temporary Rules and Regulations with Reference to the Purchase, Sale, and Hourding of Palay and Rice.March 5, 1936 [21]
22Constituting a Committee on Pensions and Appointing the Members ThereofMarch 17, 1936 [22]
23Description and Specification of the Filipino FlagMarch 25, 1936 [23]
24Expenditure of P75,000 of the 5 Per Cent Required Savings of the Department of JusticeApril 11, 1936 [24]
25Creating the Budget CommissionApril 25, 1936 [25]
26Designating the Permanent Chief of Staff and Announcing Certain Appointments of General Officers of the Army of the PhilippinesMay 4, 1936 [26]
27Order of Issue, Province of Cebu Thirty-Year 5 Per Cent Bonds [27]
28Order of Issue, Province of Negros Occidental Thirty-Year 5 Per Cent BondsMay 13, 1936 [28]
29Order of Issue, Municipality of Iloilo, Iloilo, Thirty-Year 5 Per Cent BondsMay 11, 1936 [29]
30Conduct of Public Affairs During the President's AbsenceMay 13, 1936 [30]
31Procurement of Medical Reserve OfficersMay 18, 1936 [31]
32Prescribing Uniform Fees for Copies of Official Records and Documents Furnished Private Persons and EntitiesMay 25, 1936 [32]
33Creating the Deportation BoardMay 29, 1936 [33]
34Transferring the Navigation Division, Department of Agriculture and Commerce, to the Bureau of Customs, Department of FinanceJune 1, 1936 [34]
35Fixing Office Hours on Saturdays and During the Rainy Season in the City of BaguioJune 2, 1936 [35]
36Cordage Allotment for 1936-1937June 3, 1936 [36]
37Organizing the Municipal Districts of Kolambugan and Buruun, Province of Lanao, into an Independent Municipality Under the Name of KolambuganJune 4, 1936 [37]
38Authorizing the Army of the Philippines to Utilize Teacher's Camp, Baguio, for Conducting the Philippine Military Academy [38]
39Reorganizing the Bureau of Civil Service and Creating the Civil Service Board of AppealsJune 23, 1936 [39]
40Reorganizing the Bureau of JusticeJune 25, 1936 [40]
41Transfer of Administrative Supervision Over the Bureau of Prisons to the Philippine ArmyJune 29, 1936 [41]
42Transferring the Executive Supervision Over Offices of Provincial, City, and Municipal Treasurers from the Department of the Interior to the Department of FinanceJune 30, 1936 [42]
43Transferring Certain Functions and Duties of the Bureau of Science to Other Entities Under the Commonwealth of the Philippines [43]
44Transferring the Collection of Radio Registration Fees from the Bureau of Posts to the Bureau of Internal Revenue, Providing for Corresponding Adjustments Incident Thereto and for Other Purposes [44]
45Creating a National Transportation Board to Advise the Government on the Improvement of Land, Marine, and Air Transportation FacilitiesJuly 6, 1936 [45]
46Designation of Officers and Employees Who May be Granted Deferment from Their Trainee Instruction for a Period Not to Exceed Three YearsJuly 7, 1936 [46]
47Road and Street Rights-of-Way Through Public LandJuly 7, 1936 [47]
48Fixing Quarters Allowance for General Officers of the High Command of the Army of the PhilippinesJuly 20, 1936 [48]
49Increasing and Fixing the Minimum Daily Wage to be Paid to Common Laborers Employed by the National Government in the Different Provinces and Chartered CitiesAugust 19, 1936 [49]
50Fixing the Minimum Salary That Should be Paid to Employees of the National GovernmentJune 29, 1936 [50]
51Organization of Certain Sitios in the Municipality of Polillo, Tayabas, into an Independent Barrio Under the Name of MagdaloAugust 31, 1936 [51]
52Consolidation of Official Warehouse Receipt-Permit for Domestic Consumption or Emergency Reserve SugarSeptember 8, 1936 [52]
53Amending Executive Order No. 8, Current Series, by Providing a New Time Limit for Civil Service Qualification for Employees Therein MentionedSeptember 9, 1936 [53]
54Domestic Consumption and Emergency Reserve Sugar Allotments for 1937September 14, 1936 [54]
55Creating a National Electrical-Communication Board to Advise the Government Upon Matters Pertaining to Electrical CommunicationsSeptember 25, 1936 [55]
56Organizing the Barrios of Danawin and Kilbay, Municipality of Ragay, Camarines Sur, into an Independent Municipality, Under a Name to be Decided Upon by the Inhabitants Thereof Through a Plebiscite, with the Seat of Government in the Barrio of DanawinOctober 5, 1936 [56]
57Establishing Reserve Officers' Training Units in the PhilippinesOctober 14, 1936 [57]
58Recognizing Reserve Officers' Training in the Collegiate Department of San Juan de Letran College [58]
59Transferring the Seat of Government of the Municipal District of Kabasalan, Zamboanga, From Its Present Location at the Barrio of Naga to the Barrio of KabasalanOctober 21, 1936 [59]
60Authorizing the Acceptance of Philippine Commonwealth Bonds as Security for All Undertakings for Which the Giving of a Bond or Security is Required by LawOctober 23, 1936 [60]
61Creating a National Relief BoardNovember 3, 1936 [61]
62Additional Cordage Allotment for 1936-1937November 4, 1936 [62]
63Requiring the Commissioner of Public Safety, the Provost Marshal General as Head of the Constabulary Division of the Philippine Army, Every Mayor of a Chartered City, and Every Municipal President to Detail and Organize Special Members of the Police Force, Local, National, and the Constabulary to Watch, Capture, and Prosecute Offenders Against the Laws and Ordinances Enacted to Prevent Cruelty to AnimalsNovember 12, 1936 [63]
64Organizing the Municipal Districts of Malita and Pantukan, Province of Davao, into Independent Municipalities Under the Names of Malita and Pantukan, with the Seats of Government in the Barrios of Malita and PantukanNovember 13, 1936 [64]
65Organizing the Barrio of Buenavista, Together with the Sitios Belonging to the Said Barrio, Municipality of Butuan, Agusan, into an Independent Municipality, Under the Name of Buenavista, with the Seat of Government in the Barrio of BuenavistaNovember 19, 1936 [65]
66Organizing the Municipal Districts of Daguma, Isulan, Maganuy, Reina Regente, Talayan, and the Southern Portion of the Municipal District of Dulawan and the Municipal District of Libuñgan and the Northern Portion of the Municipal District of Dulawan, Province of Cotabato, into Independent Municipalities Under the Names of Dulawan and MidsayapNovember 25, 1936 [66]
67Delegating to the Secretary of Agriculture and Commerce the Power to Sign Patents and CertificatesNovember 28, 1936 [67]
68Creating a Flood Control Commission to Advise the Government in the Planning and Construction of River and Sea Protection and Other Related WorksDecember 1, 1936 [68]
69Transferring the Seat of the Municipal District Government of Bongao, Province of Sulu, from Its Present Location at Bongao to the Barrio of BatobatoDecember 2, 1936 [69]
70Organizing the Sitio of Laca, Barrio of Kinagbaan, Jagna, Bohol, into an Independent Barrio Under the Same Name [70]
71Establishing a Classification of RoadsDecember 3, 1936 [71]
72Establishing a Classification of Ports [72]
73Establishing a Classification of Airports and Landing Fields [73]
74Transferring Some of the Records of the Bureau of the Treasury to the Securities and Exchange CommissionDecember 7, 1936 [74]
75Authorizing the Domestic Sugar Administrator to Issue Necessary Rules and Regulations [75]
76Creating the Board of Food InspectionDecember 22, 1936 [76]
77Organizing the Ten Municipal Districts in the Province of Zamboanga into Five MunicipalitiesDecember 23, 1936 [77]
78Abolishing the Municipal District of Namaltugan, Mountain Province, and Annexing Its Barrios to the Following Municipal Districts: Namaltugan to the Municipal District of Bayag and Tayangan and Dibagat to the Municipal District of Kabugao [78]
79Giving Government Officers and Employees Detailed to Census Work Under Commonwealth Act No. 170, Recess from Their Regular Duties During Such Detail [79]
80Providing for a Preliminary Enumeration of Dwellings with the Forthcoming Taking of a New Census in the Philippines Under Commonwealth Act No. 170 [80]
81Transferring the Immigration Division in the Bureau of Customs, Together with Its Personnel, Supplies, Records, Equipment, or Any Other Property, and Appropriation to the Department of LaborDecember 28, 1936 [81]

1937

No.TitleDate signedRef.
82Revoking Executive Order No. 41, Dated June 29, 1936January 4, 1937 [82]
83Designating the Board of Indeterminate Sentence to Act as a Board of PardonsJanuary 11, 1937 [83]
84Ordering the Taking of Complete Classified Data on Real Property Ownership, Improvement, and Assessment Before Census Day, Designating Census Officers to Assist in This Work, and for Other PurposesJanuary 20, 1937 [84]
85Abolishing and Reorganizing All the Existing Barrios Comprised Within the New Municipality of Dulawan, CotabatoJanuary 22, 1937 [85]
86Abolishing and Reorganizing All the Existing Barrios Comprised Within the New Municipality of Midsayap, Cotabato [86]
87Prescribing Instruction to be Followed in the Conduct of Public Affairs During the Time that the President is Outside the PhilippinesJanuary 23, 1937 [87]
88Prescribing Regulations Governing the Receipt and Acceptance of Donations of Money for the National Defense and the Expenditure Thereof [88]
89Prescribing Regulations Regarding Transportation Allowances of Provincial and City Government Officials and Employees and Revoking Executive Order No. 457 Series of 1933 [89]
90Creating the National Board of Surveys and Maps [90]
91Creating the Philippines Historical Committee [91]
92Requiring That a Reserve of 5 Per Cent be Set Up from the General Appropriations Authorized for the Year 1937 Under Commonwealth Act No. 38 [92]
93Placing Under the Control of the Division of Purchase and Supply All Unused and Dormant Supplies and Equipment of the National Government, and Requiring the Approval of the Commissioner of the Budget on All Requisitions and Orders for Supplies, Materials, Furniture, and Equipment [93]
94Fixing the Office Hours During the Hot SeasonMarch 29, 1937 [94]
95Organization of the Sitio of Buli, Barrio of Malindig of the Municipality of Bauan, Batangas, into an Independent Barrio Under the Name of San DiegoApril 6, 1937 [95]
96Segregating the Barrio of San Francisco from the Municipality of Talavera, Province of Nueva Ecija, and Annexing the Same to the Municipality of Santo Domingo, Same ProvinceApril 24, 1937 [96]
97Requiring the Submission of Monthly Reports Showing the Trend of Revenue Collections and Expenditures [97]
98Amending Executive Order No. 16, Dated February 3, 1936 Entitled "Prohibiting the Automatic Renewal of Contracts" by Requiring Public Bidding Before Entering into New Contracts [98]
99Regulations Governing the Pay and Emoluments of Officials and Employees of the Government Called for Military Training or to Extended Tour of Active Duty in the Philippine ArmyJune 14, 1937 [99]
100Regulations Governing Quarters Allowances of Philippine Army Officers [100]
101Cordage Allotment for 1937-1938 [101]
102Prescribing Specifications for Portland Cement [102]
103Directing All Bureaus, Offices, and Branches of the Government to Turn Over to the National Library All Public Records, Papers, or Documents of Historical Significance [103]
104Coursing of Official Correspondence to the United States and to Foreign Countries [104]
105Amending Executive Order No. 49, Series of 1936, Entitled "Increasing and Fixing the Minimum Daily Wage to be Paid to Common Laborers Employed by the National Government in the Different Provinces and Chartered Cities" so as to Fix a Minimum Daily Wage of P1.25 for Common Laborers Employed by the National Government in the City of Manila and P1 for Those Employed in the Different Provinces and Chartered CitiesAugust 16, 1937 [105]
106Promulgating Rules and Regulations Governing Arrest of Officers and Enlisted Men of the Philippine ArmyAugust 24, 1937 [106]
107Designating the Commission of Health and Welfare to Take Charge of Collecting the Information and Furnishing the Reports Desired by the Permanent Central Opium Board [107]
108Authorizing the Repurchase of Lands Levied and Sold on Execution for Failure to Pay Irrigation Charges [108]
109Procedure to be Followed in the Repair of Typewriters and Similar Equipment of the Various Offices of the National, Provincial, City, and the Municipal Governments [109]
110Amending Executive Order No. 102, Dated June 14, 1937, Prescribing Specifications for Standard Portland Cement and High-Silica Content CementAugust 30, 1937 [110]
111Prohibiting and Restricting the Practice of Nepotism [111]
112Prescribing Rules and Regulations to Govern the Use of Transportation for Official PurposesAugust 31, 1937 [112]
113Extending the Cebu Burnt District [113]
114Requiring That Communities to be Organized into Political Divisions or Subdivisions Shall Have Well Defined Boundaries [114]
115Requiring the Approval of the Secretary of Public Works and Communications in the Construction and Operation of Any Government Radio Station and Authorizing the Granting of General Authority to the Philippine Army to Establish and Operate Radio Stations for Military PurposesSeptember 1, 1937 [115]
116Requiring Government Offices to Have Shop Repair and Manufacturing Work Done at the Government Marine Railway and Repair Shops with Certain Exceptions [116]
117Providing for the Manner of Enforcing the Provisions of the State Police LawSeptember 11, 1937 [117]
118Creating a "Philippine Sugar Administration"September 16, 1937 [118]
119Creating an Anniversary Committee to Formulate Plans and Devise Ways and Means for the Appropriate Celebration Every Year of November 15thSeptember 18, 1937 [119]
120Regulating the Registration of, and Assignment of Number Plates to, Motor Vehicles Used by Government OfficialsSeptember 24, 1937 [120]
121Creating a Government Quarters CommitteeOctober 6, 1937 [121]
122Creating a National Unemployment BoardOctober 8, 1937 [122]
123Promulgating Regulations to Govern Salvage Work in the PhilippinesOctober 15, 1937 [123]
124Annexing a Certain Portion of the Barrio of Daanghari, Municipality of Navotas, Rizal, to the Poblacion of Said MunicipalityOctober 23, 1937 [124]
125Creating a Lighthouse BoardOctober 25, 1937 [125]
126Transferring from the Division of Purchase and Supply to the Budget Office of the Control of Unused and Dormant Supplies and Equipment of the National Government and Extending the Application of Executive Order Numbered Ninety-Three, Current Series, to Orders for the Manufacture of Supplies, Materials, Furniture and Equipment, and for the Repair of Furniture and Equipment, Including Those Filed with Bureaus and Offices Other Than the Division of Purchase and SupplyNovember 4, 1937 [126]
127Creating an Advisory Abaca CommitteeNovember 9, 1937 [127]
128Use of Family Surnames in the Census of the PhilippinesNovember 16, 1937 [128]
129Annexing the Barrio of Bughayan of the Municipality of Butuan, Province of Bohol, to the Barrio of Cantigdas of the Same MunicipalityNovember 20, 1937 [129]
130Amending Executive Order No. 61, Dated November 3, 1936, Entitled "Creating a National Relief Board," so as to Designate the Commissioner of Health and Welfare as Member and Executive Officer of Said Board [130]
131Directing the Director of Mines Personally, or Through His Authorized Representatives, to Conduct Underground Mine Inspections in Representation of the Secretary of LaborDecember 23, 1937 [131]
132Procedure to be Followed in the Acquisition of Private Property for Public Use and Creating Appraisal CommitteesDecember 27, 1937 [132]
133Confirming the Election of Provincial and City Officers Elected on December 14, 1937December 29, 1937 [133]
134Proclaiming the National Language of the Philippines Based on the "Tagalog" LanguageDecember 30, 1937 [134]
135Establishing a Classification of Roads (Revising Executive Order No. 71)December 31, 1937 [135]
136Amending Executive Order No. 73, Series of 1936, Establishing and Classifying Airports and Landing Fields [136]
137Attestation of the Signature of the President, and Affixing the Great Seal, on Important Documents [137]

1938

No.TitleDate signedRef.
138Providing for the Collection and Compilation of Historical Data Regarding Barrios, Municipalities, or Cities, and Provinces of the PhilippinesJanuary 3, 1938 [138]
139Creating a National Relief AdministrationJanuary 14, 1938 [139]
140Fixing the Salaries of the Officers of the Philippine ArmyFebruary 7, 1938 [140]
141Organizing the Sitio of Tignuan, Barrio of Kapalong, Municipality of Infanta, Tayabas, into a Barrio Under the Name of TignuanFebruary 11, 1938 [141]
142Promulgating Regulations to Govern the Administration and Collection of Delinquent Irrigation Fees from Landowners Under Irrigation Systems Constructed Under the Provisions of Act No. 2152, as Amended; Fixing Adjusted Irrigation Fees for Said Systems, and Prescribing the Manner of Collecting SameFebruary 15, 1938 [142]
143Segregating from the Municipality of Guimbal, Province of Iloilo, the Former Municipality of Tubungan, and Organizing the Same into an Independent Municipality Under the Name of Tubungan, with the Seat of Government in the Barrio of TubunganMarch 15, 1938 [143]
144Creating a Council of StateMarch 17, 1938 [144]
145Fixing Office Hours on Saturdays and During the Hot SeasonMarch 18, 1938 [145]
146Enforcement of the London Sugar AgreementApril 1, 1938 [146]
147Authorizing the Commissioner of the Budget to Take Party in the Deliberations of the Cabinet in Certain MattersApril 8, 1938 [147]
148Policy Regarding Applications for Public Lands and Public Forests to be Devoted for Pasture PurposesApril 22, 1938 [148]
149Authorizing the Secretary to the President to Sign Certain Deeds or Contracts [149]
150Cordage Allotment for 1938-39April 28, 1938 [150]
151Promulgating Rules and Regulations Governing the Arrest, Custody, and Trial of Persons Subject to the Military or Naval Laws of the United StatesApril 30, 1938 [151]
152Organizing the Barrios of Bondo, Ilayang Tayuman, Ibabang Tayuman, Cawayan, Inabuan, Silongin, Kasay, Mañongon, and Pagsangahan, All of the Municipality of Mulanay, Tayabas, into an Independent Municipality Under the Name of Bondo [152]
153Reorganizing the Philippine Constabulary into a National Police ForceJune 23, 1938 [153]
154Designating the Cebu Landing Field as a Military Airport and Landing Field, and Amending for This Purpose Executive Order No. 73, Dated December 3, 1936, Entitled "Establishing a Classification of Airports and Landing Fields"June 24, 1938 [154]
155Listing the Salaries and Allocations of the Officers of the Army of the PhilippinesJuly 23, 1938 [155]
156Reorganization and Administration of Local Police ForcesAugust 1, 1938 [156]
157Creating the National Sugar BoardAugust 17, 1938 [157]
158Organizing the Barrio of Angono, Municipality of Binangonan, Province of Rizal, into an Independent Municipality Under the Name of AngonoAugust 19, 1938 [158]
159Organizing Certain Barrios of the Municipality of Dao in the Province of Capiz, into an Independent Municipality Under the Name of CuarteroAugust 23, 1938 [159]
160Creating a Tax Commission [160]
161Promulgating Regulations to Govern the Administration and Collection of Delinquent Irrigation Fees from Landowners Under Irrigation Systems Constructed Under the Provisions of Act Numbered Two Thousand One Hundred Fifty-Two, as Amended, Fixing Adjusted Irrigation Fees for Said Systems and Prescribing the Manner of Collecting Same, and Revoking Executive Order Numbered One Hundred Forty-two, Dated February Fifteen, Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-Eight [161]
162Amending Paragraph One of Executive Order Numbered Ninety-Nine, Dated June Fourteenth, Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-Seven, Entitled "Regulations Governing the Pay and Emoluments of Officials and Employees of the Government Called for Military Training or to Extend Tour of Active Duty in the Philippine Army"September 5, 1938 [162]
163Deputizing Chairmen of Provincial Civil Service Examining Committees to Provisionally Authorize for the Commissioner of Civil Service Appointments in the Local Provincial and Municipal Branches of the GovernmentSeptember 6, 1938 [163]
164Temporarily Closing the Port of Cebu as a Port of Entry to Immigrants Coming to the PhilippinesSeptember 24, 1938 [164]
165Amending Certain Barrios and Sitios of the Municipality of Santa Lucia, Ilocos Sur, to the Municipality of Bauguen, Same ProvinceSeptember 27, 1938 [165]
166Regulations Governing the Half-Masting of Flags on Government BuildingsOctober 8, 1938 [166]
167Revising the Instructions Delimiting the Respective Responsibilities of the Secretary of the Interior and the Secretary of Finance in the Supervision and Control of the Personnel and Finances of the Provincial, City, and Municipal Governments [167]
168Amending Section 6 of Executive Order No. 157, Dated August 17, 1938, Entitled "Creating the National Sugar Board"October 15, 1938 [168]
169Regulations Governing Seniority, Promotion, and Elimination of Officers of the Regular Force, Philippine Army [169]
170Amending Paragraph (2) of Executive Order No. 161, Dated August 23, 1938, Entitled "Promulgating Regulations to Govern the Administration and Collection of Delinquent Irrigation Fees from Landowners Under Irrigation Systems Constructed Under the Provisions of Act No. 2152, as Amended, Fixing Adjusted Irrigation Fees for Said Systems and Prescribing the Manner of Collecting Same, and Revoking Executive Order No. 142, Dated February 15, 1938"October 18, 1938 [170]
171Creating a National Fire Prevention Board [171]
172Regulations Governing the Use of Motor Vehicles or Other Means of Transportation for Official Purposes [172]
173Changing the Date of Gathering and Compiling Statistical Data on Real Property from March 31, 1937, as Provided in Executive Order No. 81, Dated January 20, 1937, to Census Day, January 1, 1939November 7, 1938 [173]
174Prescribing Rules to Covers the Rates of Compensation at Which New Appointments and Promotions in the Positions Subject to the Provisions of Commonwealth Act No. 402 May be Authorized [174]
175Revising the Rules and Regulations Relative to the Administration and Supervision of Local Police ForcesNovember 11, 1938 [175]
176Designating the Secretary of the Interior to Exercise Supervision Over Local Police ForcesDecember 1, 1938 [176]
177Amending the Barrio of Balaybay, Municipality of Subic, Province of Zambales, to the Municipality of Castillejos, Same ProvinceDecember 12, 1938 [177]
178Prescribing the Procedure, Including Modes of Proof, in Cases Before Courts-Martial, Courts of Inquiry, Military Commissions and Other Military Tribunals of the Army of the PhilippinesDecember 17, 1938 [178]
179Designating a Chief of Staff Under the Provisions of Commonwealth Act No. 312December 31, 1938 [179]

1939

No.TitleDate signedRef.
180Organizing the Sitio of Bubuyan, Barrio of Sapak, Municipality of Lipa, Batangas, into A Barrior Under the Name of Santo NiñoJanuary 27, 1939 [180]
181Organizing a Certain Portion of the Municipality of Santiago, Isabela, into an Independent Municipality under the Name of Cardon [181]
182Designating the Secretary of the Interior to Exercise Supervision Over the Philippine ConstabularyJanuary 30, 1939 [182]
183Physical and Medical Examination of Proposed Appointees in the Classified Service of the Government as Well as in the University of the Philippines and Government-Owned or Controlled CorporationsFebruary 2, 1939 [183]
184Promulgating Rules on Mobilization [184]
185Organizing Certain Barrios in the Municipality of Unisan in the Province of Tayabas, into an Independent Municipality Under the Name of AgdanganFebruary 3, 1939 [185]
186Promulgating Rules and Regulations Governing the Loss of Firearms Held Under the Provisions of Section 881 of the Revised Administrative CodeFebruary 11, 1939 [186]
187Prescribing Regulations Governing the Granting of Allowances for the Partial Support of Dependent or Dependents of Trainees, Who, After the Termination of the Period of Deferment by Reason of Dependency, are Selected to Undergo Trainee InstructionFebruary 17, 1939 [187]
188Revising Executive Order No. 139, Dated January 14, 1938, Creating a National Relief AdministrationFebruary 23, 1939 [188]
189Creating the Philippine Committee on Geographical NamesFebruary 28, 1939 [189]
190Allotting the Portions of the Appropriations Authorized by Commonwealth Act No. 300, Which May be Used for the Expenditures of the Executive Departments of the National Government During the Period from January 1 to June 30, 1939 [190]
191Creating the Rural Progress AdministrationMarch 2, 1939 [191]
192Amending Executive Order No. 31, Dated May 18, 1936, so as to Delete Paragraph 5-d (3) ThereofMarch 8, 1939 [192]
193Designating the Government Boards of Examiners as Advisory Committees on Technical Matters to the Office of Private EducationMarch 13, 1939 [193]
194Revising Executive Order No. 135, Dated December 31, 1937, Establishing a Classification of Roads [194]
195Revising Executive Order No. 72, Dated December 3, 1936, Establishing a Classification of Ports [195]
196Fixing Office Hours on Saturdays and During the Hot SeasonMarch 24, 1939 [196]
197Revising Further Executive Order No. 139, Dated January 14, 1938, Creating a National Relief Administration, as Revised by Executive Order No. 188, Dated February 23, 1939 [197]
198Making Allotments of the Appropriations for the Philippine Army Authorized by Commonwealth Act No. 300, in Addition to Those Included in Executive Order No. 190, Current Series, for Expenditures of the Executive Departments of the National Government During the Period from January 1 to June 30, 1939April 4, 1939 [198]
199Fixing the Maximum Weight of Baggage and Household Effects of Government Officers and Employees When Transferred by Competent Authority from One Station to Another, Including Those of the Members of Their Families, That May be Transported at Government Expense [199]
200Amending Paragraph (7) of Executive Order No. 161, Dated August 23, 1938, Entitled "Promulgating Regulations to Govern the Administration and Collection of Delinquent Irrigation Fees from Landowners Under Irrigation Systems Constructed Under the Provisions of Act No. 2152, as Amended, Fixing Adjusted Irrigation Fees for Said Systems and Prescribing the Manner of Collecting Same, and Revoking Executive Order No. 142, Dated February 15, 1938."April 11, 1939 [200]
201Amending Paragraph 1 of Executive Order No. 99, Dated June 14, 1937, Entitled "Regulations Governing the Pay and Emoluments of Officials and Employees of the Government Called for Military Training or to Extended Tour of Active Duty in the Philippine Army"April 15, 1939 [201]
202Requiring That Savings of 5 Per Cent be Set Up from the Releases Made in Executive Orders Nos. 190 and 198, Current Series, for the First Six Months of 1939, from the General Appropriations Authorized in Commonwealth Act No. 300April 18, 1939 [202]
203Designating Philippine Army Extra Cantonment Zones in All Mobilization Centers and Empowering the Director of Health to Promulgate All Needful Health Rules and Regulations ThereinMay 3, 1939 [203]
204Making an Additional Allotment from the Appropriation for Aid to the City of Manila Authorized by Commonwealth Act No. 300May 30, 1939 [204]
205Prescribing the Policy to be Observed in the Promotion of Retired Officers of the Philippine Army Recalled to Active DutyMay 31, 1939 [205]
206Authorizing the Conversion of the Rural Progress Administration Created by Executive Order No. 191 into a Corporation [206]
207Requiring the Establishment of ROTC Units in All Colleges and Universities as a Requisite to Recognition by the GovernmentJune 15, 1939 [207]
208Amending Executive Order No. 194, Dated March 13, 139, Entitled "Revising Executive Order No. 135, Dated December 31, 1937, Establishing a Classification of Roads" [208]
209Revoking Executive Order No. 202, Current Series, Entitled "Requiring That Savings of 5 Per Cent be Set Up from the Releases Made in Executive Orders Nos. 190 and 198, Current Series, for the First Six Months of 1939, from the General Appropriations Authorized in Commonwealth Act No. 300"June 23, 1939 [209]
210Amending Executive Order No. 118 (Creating the Philippine Sugar Administration) [210]
211Making Additional Allotments for Various Purposes from the Appropriations Authorized Under Commonwealth Act No. 300 [211]
212Regulations Governing Seniority, Promotion, and Separation from the Service, of Officers of the Reserve Force, Philippine ArmyJuly 6, 1939 [212]
213Annexing a Certain Portion of the Territory of the Municipality of Majayjay, Province of Laguna, to the Municipality of Lilio, Same ProvinceJuly 10, 1939 [213]
214Composition of the Appraisal Committee Created Under Executive Order No. 132, Dated December 27, 1937 [214]
215Revising Executive Order No. 115 Entitled "Requiring the Approval of the Secretary of Public Works and Communications in the Construction and Operation of Any Government Radio Station and Authorizing the Granting of General Authority to the Philippine Army to Establish and Operate Radio Stations for Military Purposes"July 22, 1939 [215]
216Composition of the National Relief Board Created Under Executive Order No. 197, Dated March 24, 1939July 28, 1939 [216]
217Prescribing Certain Civic and Ethical Principles to be Taught in All Schools in the PhilippinesAugust 19, 1939 [217]
218Amending Executive Order No. 166, Dated October 8, 1938, Regarding Regulations Governing the Half-Masting of Flags on Government BuildingsAugust 25, 1939 [218]
219Suspending the Effectivity of Executive Order No. 213, Dated July 10, 1939August 31, 1939 [219]
220Segregating from the Municipality of Banate, Province of Iloilo, the Former Municipality of Anilao, and Organizing the Same into a Separate Municipality Under the Name of AnilaoSeptember 8, 1939 [220]
221Prohibiting the Filling of Vacant Positions and Increases in Salary in the GovernmentSeptember 9, 1939 [221]
222Prescribing the Office Hours to be Observed in the Different Bureaus and Offices of the GovernmentSeptember 13, 1939 [222]
223Amending Section 3, Rule VII, of the Civil Service Rules Regarding ReinstatementSeptember 25, 1939 [223]
224Amending Executive Order No. 220, Dated September 8, 1939September 28, 1939 [224]
225Granting Quarters or the Commuted Value Thereof, to Officers of the United States Army Who are Commissioned in the Philippine Army by Reason of Their Acceptance of Assimilated Rank ThereinSeptember 30, 1939 [225]
226Authorizing the Emergency Control Board to Conduct Investigations and to Punish Acts of Noncooperation to Attain Objectives of Commonwealth Act No. 498October 24, 1939 [226]
227Prohibiting Reappointment of Justices of the Peace Retired Under Commonwealth Act No. 331 to Any Position in the Local Governments Unless They Waive Their Retirement GratuityOctober 25, 1939 [227]
228Consolidating into One Police Unit All Agencies Performing Police Duties Within the Harbor and Port Areas in All Ports of EntryOctober 31, 1939 [228]
229Cordage Allotments for May 1, 1939 to December 31, 1939 [229]
230Organizing the Department of National Defense [230]
231Order of Issue, City of Bacolod, Thirty-Year 5 Per Cent BondsNovember 4, 1939 [231]
232Extending the Area of the Customs Zone in ManilaNovember 8, 1939 [232]
233Fixing the Maximum Selling Prices of Certain Articles of Prime Necessity [233]
234Directing the Board of Indeterminate Sentence to Look into the Record of Military Prisoners Confined in Penitentiaries and to Make Proper Recommendations for the Release of Such Prisoners on Parole [234]
235Eliminating the Distinction Between Spanish and English Examinations Relative to the Maximum Salary AllowableNovember 17, 1939 [235]
236Providing for a Special Permit System to Authorize Importers, Wholesalers, and Retailers to Trade at Higher Prices Than Those Fixed in Executive Order No. 233November 29, 1939 [236]
237Amending Executive Order No. 233, Dated November 8, 1939, Entitled "Fixing the Maximum Selling Prices or Certain Articles of Prime Necessity" [237]
238Authorizing, Until Further Orders, the Secretary to the President of the Philippines to Allocate and Reallocate the Quotas for All Articles Established for the Philippines By Public Act No. 127 of the Congress of the United States, Approved March 24, 1934, as Amended, and to Issue Export Permits ThereforDecember 14, 1939 [238]
239Amending Executive Order No. 135, Dated December 31, 1937, as Amended by Executive Order No. 194, Dated March 13, 1939, Establishing a Classification of RoadsDecember 16, 1939 [239]
240Transferring the Seat of the Municipal District Government of Tandubas, Province of Sulu, from Its Present Location at Tandubas to the Barrio of Si Kubung TausanDecember 21, 1939 [240]
241Organizing a Certain Portion of the Municipality of Jaro, Iloilo, into a Regular Municipality Under the Name of LeganesDecember 23, 1939 [241]
242Organizing a Certain Portion of the Municipality of Tangub, Misamis Occidental, into a Regular Municipality Under the Name of BonifacioDecember 28, 1939 [242]
243Creating a Traffic CommissionDecember 29, 1939 [243]
244Fixing January 1, 1940, as the Date for the Initial Allocations of Positions, by Virtue of Commonwealth Act No. 402, and Prescribing the Procedure for Such AllocationsDecember 31, 1939 [244]
245Abolishing the National Information Office (Board) and Transferring Its Powers, Functions, and Duties, as Well as Its Personnel, Appropriations, and Properties, to the Department of the Interior; and Effecting Certain Adjustments of the Personnel of the Said Department [245]
246Effecting Certain Adjustments of the Personnel of the Office of the Secretary of the Department of Agriculture and Commerce, the Bureau of Lands, and the Bureau of Forestry, and Abolishing the Division of Veterinary Research in the Bureau of Animal Industry and Creating a Division of Parasitology and Protozoology and a Division of Pathology and Bacteriology in Lieu Thereof [246]
247Abolishing the Bureau of Labor and Transferring All Its Functions to the Department of Labor, and Effecting Certain Adjustments of the Personnel Thereof [247]

1940

No.TitleDate signedRef.
248Further Amending Executive Order No. 233, Dated November 8, 1939, Entitled "Fixing the Maximum Selling Prices of Certain Articles of Prime Necessity"January 2, 1940 [248]
249Creating the National Trading CorporationJanuary 4, 1940 [249]
250Creating a Committee to Make a Study of, and Recommend Ways and Means for the Organization of a Reservists AssociationJanuary 10, 1940 [250]
251Creating a Decoration to be Known as the Medal of Honor and Prescribing Rules and Regulations for Its AwardJanuary 17, 1940 [251]
252Granting Authority to the Commissioner of the Census to Order and Approve the Publication of Census ReportsJanuary 23, 1940 [252]
253Further Amending Executive Order No. 233, Dated November 8, 1939, Entitled "Fixing the Maximum Selling Prices of Certain Articles of Prime Necessity"February 14, 1940 [253]
254Revising Executive Order No. 195, Dated March 13, 1939 Establishing a Classification of PortsFebruary 20, 1940 [254]
255Fixing and Regulating the Collection of Wharf or Pier Charges for the Use of Port FacilitiesFebruary 21, 1940 [255]
256Amending Paragraph 6 of Executive Order No. 169, Dated October 15, 1938March 1, 1940 [256]
257Amending Executive Order No. 33, Creating the Deportation BoardMarch 12, 1940 [257]
258Authorizing the Payment of the Salaries or Wages of Newly Appointed or Transferred Officers and Employees of the National, Provincial, City, and Municipal Governments While Their Appointments are Pending Action by the Proper Authorities [258]
259Regulations Governing Official Travel Abroad [259]
260Extending the Application of Certain Provisions of Administrative Order No. 68 Dated March 17, 1938, to the Creation and Filling of Positions Carrying Compensation at Three Thousand Pesos or More Per Annum in the Provincial Governments, Chartered Cities, and Corporations Owned or Controlled by the Government and Their Subsidiaries [260]
261Amending Executive Order No. 253, Dated February 14, 1940, Entitled "Further Amending Executive Order No. 233, Dated November 8, 1939, Entitled 'Fixing the Maximum Selling Prices of Certain Articles of Prime Necessities'"March 19, 1940 [261]
262Revising Executive Order No. 32, Dated May 25, 1936, Prescribing Uniform Fees for Copies of Official Records and Documents Furnished Private Persons and EntitiesApril 1, 1940 [262]
263Authorizing the Printing of the Dictionary and Grammar of the National Language, and Fixing the Day from Which Said Language Shall be Used and Taught in the Public and Private Schools of the Philippines [263]
264Appointment and Separation of Secret Agents or Detectives and Confidential Employees [264]
265Declaring Certain Positions as Primarily Confidential in Accordance with the Provisions of Section 1(g) of Commonwealth Act No. 402 and Amending for This Purpose the Second Paragraph of Section 1 of Executive Order No. 244 Dated December 31, 1939April 4, 1940 [265]
266Organizing a Certain Portion of the Municipality of Cagayan, Oriental Misamis, into an Independent Municipality Under the Name of AlubijidApril 15, 1940 [266]
267Organization of the Philippine Army Nurse Corps Reserve [267]
268Requiring the Prompt and Direct Submission of Papers to the Auditor GeneralApril 25, 1940 [268]
269Requiring That the Opening of All Bids and All Public Competitive Biddings be Made in the Presence of a Representative of the Auditor General [269]
270Amending Executive Order No. 255, Entitled "Fixing and Regulating the Collection of Wharf or Pier Charges for the Use of Port Facilities" [270]
271Modifying Paragraph 2 of Executive Order No. 221, Dated September 9, 1939, Regarding Increases in Salary in the Same PositionMay 11, 1940 [271]
272Transferring the Powers and Duties of the Secretary of Public Works and Communications and the Secretary of the Interior Under Act No. 3997 and Commonwealth Act No. 98, Respectively, to the Secretary of National Defense [272]
273Regulations Governing the Use of the Flag of the United States, the Flag of the Philippines, and the Flags of Other Nations [273]
274Fixing the Schedule of Per Diems for Provincial, City and Municipal Officers and Employees [274]
275Transferring the Seat of Government of the Municipality of Lupi, Camarines Sur, from Its Present Location at the Barrio of San Pedro to the Sitio of Tapi, Barrio of Cabutagan [275]
276Prescribing Uniform Procedure to be Followed in the Investigation of Administrative CasesMay 26, 1940 [276]
277Reducing the Real Property Tax on All Permanent Plants and/or Trees Due for the Year Nineteen Hundred and FortyMay 29, 1940 [277]
278Further Amending Executive Order No. 233, Dated November 8, 1939, Entitled "Fixing the Maximum Selling Prices of Certain Articles of Prime Necessity," as Amended by Executive Order No. 237, Dated November 29, 1939June 7, 1940 [278]
279Allowing Certain Reserve Officers of the Philippine Army to Possess Firearms Under Certificate of Registration [279]
280Abolishing the Barrio of Jesus in the Municipality of Babatngon, Leyte, and Annexing Its Territory to the Barrio of Planza, Same Municipality [280]
281Effectuating the Purposes of General Ruling No. 5, June 6, 1940, of the Secretary of the Treasury of the United States, Approved June 6, 1940, by the President of the United States, Under Section 5 (B) of the Act of October 6, 1917 (40 Stat. 411), as Amended, Executive Order No. 8389 of April 10, 1940, as Amended, of the President of the United States and Regulations Issued Pursuant Thereto and Under All Other Authority of LawJune 15, 1940 [281]
282Amending Executive Order No. 281, Dated June 15, 1940, Effectuating the Purposes of General Ruling No. 5, June 6, 1940, of the Secretary of the Treasury of the United States, Approved June 6, 1940, by the President of the United States, Under Section 5 (B) of the Act of October 6, 1917 (40 Stat. 411), as Amended, Executive Order No. 8389 of April 10, 1940, as of the President of the United States and Regulations Issued Pursuant Thereto and Under All Other Authority of LawJune 22, 1940 [282]
283Creating a Sugar Advisory Committee, Defining Its Purposes, Functions and Powers, and Designating the Secretary to the President, Until Otherwise Provided, to Administer the Sugar Adjustment and Stabilization Fund Created Under Commonwealth Act No. 567 [283]
284Ordering the Hospitalization of Accused Persons Needing Such Hospitalization in the Bilibid Prison Hospital [284]
285Prescribing Regulations for the Preparation and Submission of Special Budgets Required by Section 7, Paragraph I-(4), of Commonwealth Act No. 246June 24, 1940 [285]
286Revising Further Executive Order No. 135 Dated December 31, 1937, Establishing a Classification of RoadsJuly 8, 1940 [286]
287Reducing the Real Property Tax on Coconut Trees and Abaca Plants Due for the Year Nineteen Hundred and Forty in the City of Davao [287]
288Reducing the Real Property Tax on Coconut Trees and Abaca Plants Due for the Year Nineteen Hundred and Forty and Remitting the Penalty of the First Installment of the Tax Due on All Real Property for the Year Nineteen Hundred and Forty in the City of Zamboanga, Subject to Certain Condition [288]
289Revising Further Executive Order No. 72 Dated December 3, 1936, Establishing a Classification of Ports [289]
290Promulgating Rules and Regulations Governing the Giving of Security for Every Firearm Held Under the Provisions of Section 888 of the Revised Administrative Code [290]
291Creating the Philippine Exposition Commission to Manage and Direct the Exposition to be Inaugurated in 1941August 5, 1940 [291]
292Establishing the Manila Port Area Rat-Proof Building Zone [292]
293Enjoining Provincial and Municipal Treasurers Who are Appointed Agents of the Agricultural and Industrial Bank Even Without Compensation to Comply Faithfully with the Rules and Regulations or Instructions of the Bank and Not Exact Unauthorized Fees from the Applicants for Loans [293]
294Amending Executive Order No. 47, Dated July 7, 1936, Fixing the Width of Road and Street Rights-of-Way Through Public Land [294]
295Segregating from the Municipality of Santa Barbara, Province of Iloilo, the Barrio of Zarraga and Organizing the Same into a Separate Municipality Under the Name of Zarraga, with the Seat of Government at the Barrio of ZarragaAugust 12, 1940 [295]
296Segregating from the Municipality of Jordan, Province of Iloilo, the Former Municipality of Nueva Valenca, and Organizing the Same into an Independent Municipality Under the Name of Nueva Valencia, with the Seat of Government at the Barrio of Santa Ana [296]
297Designating the National Trading Corporation as the Agency to Handle and Take Charge of All Government Activities Relating to the Promotion, Organization and Supervision of Cooperative or Mutual Aid Associations [297]
298Prohibiting the Automatic Renewal of Contracts, Requiring Public Bidding Before Entering into New Contracts, and Providing Exceptions Therefor [298]
299Creating a National Social Security Administration and Revising Further, for This Purpose, Executive Order No. 139, Dated January 14, 1938, as Revised by Executive Order No. 188, Dated February 23, 1939, Executive Order No. 197, Dated March 24, 1939, and Executive Order No. 216, Dated July 28, 1939August 19, 1940 [299]
300Placing the Bureau of Immigration Under the Supervision and Control of the Office of the President of the PhilippinesSeptember 3, 1940 [300]
301Designating the Philippine National Bank as One of the Agencies to Carry Out the Objectives of Commonwealth Act Numbered Six HundredSeptember 10, 1940 [301]
302Superseding Executive Order Numbered Ninety-Three, as Amended by Executive Order Numbered One Hundred and Twenty-Six, Both Series of Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-Seven, Providing for the Control of Unused and Dormant Supplies and Equipment of the National Government and Prescribing the Procedure to be Followed in Making Regular and Emergency Purchases of Supplies, Materials, Furniture and Equipment and in Ordering Repairs of Furniture and EquipmentSeptember 26, 1940 [302]
303Promulgating Rules and Regulations Governing the Appointment and Supervision of Government Pensionados [303]
304Creating Investigating Committees on Veterans' Pension, Requiring City and Municipal Treasurers to Perform Certain Duties in Connection with Such Pension and Enjoining All Officers and Employees of the Philippine Government to Render Necessary Assistance to Applicants ThereforOctober 8, 1940 [304]
305Designating Provincial, City, and Municipal Treasurers, Librarians of the Branches of the National Library, and Principals of Central Schools to Sell and Distribute Government PublicationsOctober 19, 1940 [305]
306Revising Executive Order No. 73, Series of 1936, Establishing and Classifying Airports and Landing Fields as Amended by Executive Order No. 136, Dated December 31, 1937October 21, 1940 [306]
307Prescribing Rules and Regulations to Govern the Employment of Common and Semiskilled Laborers in Public Works, Supplementing for This Purpose the Provisions of Executive Order No. 299, Dated August 19, 1940October 22, 1940 [307]
308Creating a Committee to Revise and Codify the Existing Substantive Laws of the Philippines, and Providing for the Expenses to be Incurred TherebyNovember 7, 1940 [308]
309Amending Further Executive Order No. 47, Dated July 7, 1936 as Amended by Executive Order No. 294, Dated August 5, 1940, Fixing the Width of Road and Street Rights-of-Way Through Public LandNovember 22, 1940 [309]
310Creating the Philippines Heraldry Committee to Make a Study of, and Recommend Ways and Means for, the Adoption of the Coat-of-Arms of the Different Political Subdivisions, Provinces, Cities, and Semi-Governmental InstitutionsDecember 4, 1940 [310]
311Revising Further Executive Order No. 135, Dated December 31, 1937, as Amended, Establishing a Classification of RoadsDecember 17, 1940 [311]
312Declaring That Portion of the Benguet Road (Kennon Road) from Klondyke's Spring to Camp Six Within the Mountain Province a Toll Road and Fixing a Schedule of Fees for the Collection of Tolls ThereonDecember 23, 1940 [312]
313Rules and Regulations Governing the Use of the Coat-of-Arms of the Philippines and the Great Seal of the Government as Authorized in Commonwealth Act No. 602 [313]
314Transferring Powers, Functions, Duties, Appropriations Property, and Records from Various Statistical Agencies to the Bureau of the Census and StatisticsDecember 24, 1940 [314]
315Confirming the Elections of Provincial and City Officers Elected on December 10, 1940December 28, 1940 [315]
316Segregating from the Municipality of Guinayangan, Province of Tayabas, the Barrios of Aloneros, Bagong Silang, Balogo, Cabibihan, Catimo, Danlagan, Kabugwang, Kandalapdap, Malbog, Monato, Mañgayaw, Quinatacutan, Siguiwan, Tagcawayan, and Triumfo, and Organizing the Same into an Independent Municipality Under the Name of Tagcawayan, with the Seat of Government at the Barrio of TagcawayanDecember 31, 1940 [316]

1941

No.TitleDate signedRef.
317Organizing the Department of Health and Public WelfareJanuary 7, 1941 [317]
318Regulating the Operation of CockpitsJanuary 24, 1941 [318]
319Regulating the Operation of Night Clubs, Cabarets, Dancing Schools, and Dance HallsJanuary 25, 1941 [319]
320Regulating the Maintenance and Operation of Race Tracks and Horse RacingJanuary 27, 1941 [320]
321Prescribing Measures for the Reduction of the Expenditures of the National Government to Meet Expected Reductions in Revenues [321]
322Providing for Rules and Regulations Governing the Organization, Operation and Dissolution of Cooperative AssociationsFebruary 5, 1941 [322]
323Revising Further Executive Order No. 135, Dated December 31, 1937, as Amended, Establishing a Classification of Roads [323]
324Prescribing Regulations Governing the Approval of Applications for Vacation and Sick Leave of Officers and Employees of the GovernmentFebruary 11, 1941 [324]
325Revising Executive Order No. 290, Dated July 8, 1940, Promulgating Rules and Regulations Governing the Giving of Security for Every Firearm Held Under the Provisions of Section 888 of the Revised Administrative CodeFebruary 13, 1941 [325]
326Regulating the Operation of "Bars"February 19, 1941 [326]
327Regulating Billiard and Pool Halls, and Bowling Alleys [327]
328Regulating the Reappointment or Reinstatement of Officers and Employees Who Resign to Engage in Political Activity [328]
329Reducing by Thirty Per Centum the Tax on All Permanent Plants and/or Trees All the Provinces and the Cities of Davao and Zamboanga for the Calendar Year Nineteen Hundred and Forty-OneMarch 7, 1941 [329]
330Amending Executive Order No. 316, Organizing the Municipality of Tagcawayan, Tayabas [330]
331Revising Further Executive Order No. 135 Dated December 31, 1937, as Amended, Establishing a Classification of RoadsMarch 11, 1941 [331]
332Prohibiting the Payment of Additional Compensation to Officers and Employees of the National Government Including Those on the Boards of Management of Government-Owned and Controlled EnterprisesMarch 14, 1941 [332]
333Prohibiting the Exportation of RiceMarch 20, 1941 [333]
334Amending Executive Order No. 333 Dated March 20, 1941, Entitled "Prohibiting the Exportation of Rice"March 22, 1941 [334]
335Creating a Civilian Emergency Administration, Defining Its Powers and Duties and Providing for the Coordination and Control of Civilian Organizations for the Protection of the Civil Population in Extraordinary and Emergency ConditionsApril 1, 1941 [335]
336Defining the Territorial Limits of the City of Tagaytay [336]
337Promulgating Rules and Regulations for the Organization and Training of Volunteer GuardsApril 16, 1941 [337]
338Placing the Bureau of Immigration Under the Supervision and Control of the Department of JusticeMay 1, 1941 [338]
339Requiring All Government Entities to Purchase a Reserve Supply of Oil Products for Possible Emergency UseMay 3, 1941 [339]
340Requiring Dealer, Distributions, Etc. to Report Stocks of Foods and Feeds in Their Possession and of Those Arriving Under Contract [340]
341Revising the Rules and Regulations Governing the Use of the Coat-of-Arms of the Philippines and the Great Seal of the Government [341]
342Granting Provincial Governors the Power of Supervision and Control Over Volunteer Guard Units in Their Respective ProvincesMay 12, 1941 [342]
343Reorganizing the Barrios of Mahabang Parang and Sorosoro, Municipality of Batangas, Province of Batangas [343]
344Requiring Certain Persons and Entities to Report Stocks of Essential Building Materials, Food Commodities, and Food ContainersMay 17, 1941 [344]
345Designating the Department of Labor in Place of the Philippine National Bank as One of the Agencies to Carry Out the Objectives of Commonwealth Act No. 600 [345]
346Revoking Executive Order Numbered Three Hundred Thirty-One, Dated March 11, 1941, Revising Further Executive Order Numbered One Hundred Thirty-Five, Dated December 31, 1937, as Amended, Establishing a Classification of RoadsMay 20, 1941 [346]
347Reducing by Thirty Per Centum the Tax on All Permanent Plants and/or Trees in the City of San Pablo for the Calendar Year Nineteen Hundred and Forty OneMay 21, 1941 [347]
348Creating a Committee to Formulate a Comprehensive Plan for the Rebuilding of the Tondo Burnt Area of the City of ManilaMay 24, 1941 [348]
349Creating a Board of Trustees to Administer the "F. R. S. Memorial Fund" [349]
350Establishing a Public Assistance Service Under the Bureau of Public Welfare to Take Over the Relief and Other Activities of the Associated Charities of the PhilippinesMay 31, 1941 [350]
351Prohibiting Officers of Government-Owned Corporations and Their Wives and Other Members of Their Household from Entering into Contracts with the Corporations of Which They Are OfficersJune 4, 1941 [351]
352Converting the Municipal District of Tagum, Province of Davao, into a Municipality Under the Same NameJune 27, 1941 [352]
353Segregating from the Municipality of Pagadian, Province of Zamboanga, the Barrios of Cebuano Barracks, Parasan and Tambulig and Organizing the Same into a Separate Municipality Under the Name of Aurora, with the Seat of Government at the Barrio of Cebuano BarracksJuly 1, 1941 [353]
354Promulgating Certain Emergency Rules and Regulations Governing Electrical Communication and Radio Installation and Sale or Repair of Radio Apparatus or Parts Thereof [354]
355Amending Paragraph (1) of Executive Order No. 335, Dated April 1, 1941, Creating a Civilian Emergency AdministrationJuly 2, 1941 [355]
356Abolishing the Landed Estates Survey Committee, Created by Administrative Order No. 49, Dated October 7, 1937, and Transferring Its Functions and Duties to the Rural Progress Administration, Created by Executive Order No. 191, Dated March 2, 1939July 25, 1941 [356]
357Revising Further Executive Order No. 135, Dated December 31, 1937, as Amended, Establishing a Classification of RoadsJuly 30, 1941 [357]
358Amending Executive Order No. 306, Dated October 21, 1940, Which Revised Executive Order No. 73, Series of 1936, Establishing and Classifying Airports and Landing FieldsAugust 4, 1941 [358]
359Creating the National Cooperatives AdministrationAugust 5, 1941 [359]
360Creating the National Enterprises Control Board to Coordinate the Policies and to Supervise the Activities of the Government Corporations and Enterprises Engaged in Economic Activities [360]
361Creating the Corps of Professors of the Philippine Military Academy and Providing Rules and Regulations for the Appointment and Promotion of Members ThereofAugust 6, 1941 [361]
362Prescribing Rules and Regulations Concerning the Conduct of Persons During Obscuration of Lights (Blackouts) and During Air RaidsAugust 15, 1941 [362]
363Ordering the Transmission Free of Charge Over All Government Electrical Communication Systems for the Duration of the Present Emergency of All Messages Concerning Weather Conditions and Those Relating to the Enforcement of the Neutrality Rules and Regulations of the United StatesAugust 20, 1941 [363]
364Segregating from the Municipality of Numancia, Province of Capiz, the Barrio of Lezo and Organizing the Same into a Separate Municipality Under the Name of Lezo, with the Seat of Government at the Barrio of LezoAugust 28, 1941 [364]
365Amending Paragraphs 3 and 8 of Executive Order No. 354, Dated July 1, 1941, Promulgating Certain Emergency Laws and Regulations Governing Electrical Communication and Radio Installation and Sale or Repair of Radio Apparatus or Parts ThereofAugust 29, 1941 [365]
366Amending Further Paragraph 3(A) of Executive Order No. 255, Dated February 21, 1940, Fixing and Regulating the Collection of Wharf or Pier Charges for the Use of Port Facilities, as Amended by Executive Order No. 270, Dated April 25, 1940August 30, 1941 [366]
367Amending Executive Order No. 357 Entitled "Revising Further Executive Order No. 135, Dated December 31, 1937, as Amended, Establishing a Classification of Roads"September 1, 1941 [367]
368Procurement of Offshore Patrol Reserve OfficersSeptember 9, 1941 [368]
369Revising Executive Order No. 274, Dated May 11, 1940, Fixing the Schedule of Per Diems for Provincial, City, and Municipal Officers and EmployeesSeptember 15, 1941 [369]
370Prescribing a Uniform Procedure for the Investigation of Administrative Cases and Revoking Executive Order No. 276September 29, 1941 [370]
371Fixing the Maximum Selling Prices of Certain Articles of Price Necessity and Promulgating Rules and Regulations for the Enforcement ThereofOctober 2, 1941 [371]
372Prohibiting for the Licensing by the Civilian Emergency Administration of the Sale, Distribution, or Other Disposition to the Public of Gas-Masks, Respirators, or Other Protective Devices Against Irritant or Poisonous Gases or Substances, Creating the Board of Inspectors for Gas-Masks, and Defining Its Functions and DutiesOctober 15, 1941 [372]
373Revising Further Executive Order No. 135, Dated December 31, 1937, as Amended, Establishing a Classification of RoadsOctober 30, 1941 [373]
374Providing for the Control and Regulation of the Shipment of Export Quota Sugar and for the Distribution of the Proceeds Thereof, and Creating a Sugar Control Authority for the PurposeNovember 19, 1941 [374]
375Extending the Scope of the Powers Vested in the Sugar Control Authority by Executive Order No. 374 to Include the Control and Regulation of the Shipment of Export Sugar to Countries Other Than the United States and the Distribution of the Proceeds ThereofDecember 3, 1941 [375]
376Revising Administrative Order No. 107 Dated October 2, 1939, Entitled "Creating an Emergency Control Board"December 6, 1941 [376]
377Prohibiting Excessive Withdrawal of Deposits in All Banking Institutions in the PhilippinesDecember 8, 1941 [377]
378Amending Paragraph (1) of Executive Order No. 335, Dated April 1, 1941, Creating a Civilian Emergency AdministrationDecember 10, 1941 [378]
379Declaring Executive Order No. 213, Dated July 10, 1939, Entitled "Annexing a Certain Portion of the Territory of the Municipality of Majayjay, Province of Laguna, to the Municipality of Lilio, Same Province," to be in Full Force and Effect [379]
380Amending Further Paragraph 8 of Executive Order No. 354, Dated July 1, 1941, Entitled "Promulgating Certain Emergency Rules and Regulations Governing Electrical Communication and Radio Installation and Sale or Repair of Radio Apparatus," as Amended by Executive Order No. 365, Dated August 29, 1941December 11, 1941 [380]
381Providing for the Establishment of Priorities in Telephone and Telegraph Service and Creating Therefor a Telephone and Telegraph Priorities Board [381]
382Authorizing the Commandeering of Food, Fuel, Building Materials, and Other Articles or Commodities of Prime Necessity, Prohibiting and Penalizing the Hoarding Thereof, and Providing for a More Effective Enforcement of the Provisions of All Anti-Profiteering OrdersDecember 15, 1941 [382]
383Amending Executive Order No. 377, Dated December 8, 1941, Entitled "Prohibiting Excessive Withdrawal of Deposits in All Banking Institutions in the Philippines"December 16, 1941 [383]
384Fixing Hours of Labor During the Present Emergency [384]
385Transferring from the General Auditing Office the Function of Preparing and Keeping the Accounts of the Various Departments, Bureaus, Offices, and Dependencies of the National Government, Including the Supreme Court, the Court of Appeals, the Commission on Elections, and the University of the Philippines, as Well as the Functions of Acting Upon Requisitions for Supplies, Materials, and Equipment, and of Operating the Salvage WarehouseDecember 17, 1941 [385]
386Placing the Red Stripe of the Filipino Flag Up During the Present EmergencyDecember 18, 1941 [386]
387Fixing the Schedule of Burial Expenses in Case of Death from Injuries Received or Sickness Contracted in Performance of Duty [387]
388Placing the Bureau of Immigration Under the Office of the PresidentDecember 22, 1941 [388]
389Directing the Immediate Arrest and Vigorous Protection of Persons Pillaging, Looting or Committing Other Acts of Lawlessness Against the Civilian Population [389]
390Prescribing the Order of Presidential Succession and Abolishing the Department of the Interior [390]
391Authorizing Provincial, City, and Municipal Governments to Incur in Overdrafts for the Payment of Salaries of Their Officers and Employees and Expenses for Essential Activities [391]
392Authorizing the Food Administrator to Take Over Farm Lands and to Require Able-Bodied Citizens to Engage in Farming and Other Productive ActivitiesDecember 23, 1941 [392]
393Providing for the Free Transmission of Mails of United States Army and Navy Officers and Men [393]
394Establishing an Inter-Island Shipping Authority, War Risk Insurance for Vessels Engaged in the Coast-Wide Trade and Appropriating for That Purpose Five Million Pesos from the Funds in the Philippine Treasury Set Aside for Defense and Civilian Protection MeasuresDecember 24, 1941 [394]
395Providing for an Increase in the Number of Justices of the Court of Appeals and of the Judges of the Court of First Instance of the Fourth Judicial District; and Investing Judges Appointed Under Commonwealth Act No. 504 (Cadastral) with General Jurisdiction [395]
396Reorganizing and Grouping the Executive Departments of the Government [396]
397Exempting the Harbor Police Force in Matters of Appointments, Promotions, Discipline and Removal from the Civil Service Rules and Regulations [397]
398Permitting Registration and Deposit of Philippine Government Securities with the Treasurer of the Philippines [398]
399Amending Paragraph 4 of Executive Order No. 326December 29, 1941 [399]

1942

No.TitleDate signedRef.
400Creating the City of Greater ManilaJanuary 1, 1942 [400]
401Conferring Jurisdiction on the Court of First Instance of Iloilo to Try Crimes Committed in the Province of MasbateFebruary 26, 1942 [401]
402Authorizing and Empowering Colonel Manuel Roxas, Secretary to the President, to Act for and in Behalf of the President of the PhilippinesMarch 26, 1942 [402]
1-WAmending Rules and Regulations Governing the Appointment and Supervision of Government PensionadosMay 13, 1942 [403]
2-WCreating Commission of Officers of the Philippine Army Who Will be Commissioned by the Army of the United StatesJune 16, 1942 [404]
3-WClassifying University of the Philippine Fellows as Philippine Government PensionadosJune 17, 1942 [405]
5-WCreating the Office of Special ServicesOctober 11, 1942 [406]

1943

No.TitleDate signedRef.
6-WCreating a Committee on Relief for Destitute Filipinos in the United States and HawaiiJanuary 29, 1943 [407]
7-WCreating a Post-War Planning BoardSeptember 15, 1943 [408]
8-WOrganizing the Department of Information and Public Relations and Transferring to It the Powers, Functions and Duties, as Well as the Personnel, Appropriations, and Properties of the Office of Special Services, Office of the President of the PhilippinesOctober 1, 1943 [409]

1944

No.TitleDate signedRef.
9-WDetailing All Government Pensionados to the Post-War Planning BoardFebruary 2, 1944 [410]
10-WIncreasing the Membership of the Post-War Planning BoardMarch 16, 1944 [411]
11-WExtending Further the Suspension of Granting Geological Exploration and Petroleum Drilling LeasesMarch 31, 1944 [412]
12-WCreating the Division of Civil Affairs, Philippine Army, in the Department of National DefenseJune 20, 1944 [413]
13-WCreating the Philippine Commonwealth Relief Committee [414]
14-WCreating the Currency Committee [415]

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