December 1941

25executive orders
  1. 01EO 399Amending Paragraph 4 of Executive Order No. 326
  2. 02EO 394Establishing an Inter-Island Shipping Authority, War Risk Insurance for Vessels Engaged in the Coast-Wise Trade and Appropriating for That Purpose Five Million Pesos from the Funds in the Philippine Treasury Set Aside for Defense and Civilian Protection Measures
  3. 03EO 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
  4. 04EO 396Reorganizing and Grouping the Executive Departments of the Government
  5. 05EO 397Exempting the Harbor Police Force in Matters of Appointments, Promotions, Discipline and Removal from the Civil Service Rules and Regulations
  6. 06EO 398Permitting Registration and Deposit of Philippine Government Securities with the Treasurer of the Philippines
  7. 07EO 392Authorizing the Food Administrator to Take Over Farm Lands and to Require Able-Bodied Citizens to Engage in Farming and Other Productive Activities
  8. 08EO 393Providing for the Free Transmission of Mails of United States Army and Navy Officers and Men
  9. 09EO 389Directing the Immediate Arrest and Vigorous Protection of Persons Pillaging, Looting or Committing Other Acts of Lawlessness Against the Civilian Population
  10. 10EO 390Prescribing the Order of Presidential Succession and Abolishing the Department of the Interior
  11. 11EO 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
  12. 12EO 387Fixing the Schedule of Burial Expenses in Case of Death from Injuries Received or Sickness Contracted in Performance of Duty
  13. 13EO 388Placing the Bureau of Immigration Under the Office of the President
  14. 14EO 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 Warehouse
  15. 15EO 386Placing the Red Stripe of the Filipino Flag Up During the Present Emergency
  16. 16EO 383Amending Executive Order No. 377 Dated December 8, 1941, Entitled “prohibiting Excessive Withdrawal of Deposits in All Banking Institutions in the Philippines”
  17. 17EO 384Fixing Hours of Labor During the Present Emergency
  18. 18EO 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 Orders
  19. 19EO 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, 1941
  20. 20EO 381Providing for the Establishment of Priorities in Telephone and Telegraphs Service and Creating Therefor a Telephone and Telegraph Priorities Board
  21. 21EO 378Amending Further Paragraph (1) of Executive Order No. 335, Dated April 1, 1941, Creating a Civilian Emergency Administration
  22. 22EO 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
  23. 23EO 377Prohibiting Excessive Withdrawal of Deposits in All Banking Institutions in the Philippines
  24. 24EO 376Revising Administrative Order No. 107 Dated October 2, 1939, Entitled “creating an Emergency Control Board”
  25. 25EO 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 Thereof