Listed below are executive orders signed by Philippine President Manuel L. Quezon. 1935 Title Date signed 1 Requiring All Officials and the Armed Forces of the Government to Take an Oath of Loyalty to the Constitution and of Allegiance to the United States November 15, 1935 2 Assuming Command of All the Armed Forces of the Government 3 Appointing General Douglas MacArthur Military Adviser of the Commonwealth and Creating the National Defense Council November 16, 1935 4 Attestation of the Signature of the President, and Affixing the Great Seal, on Important Documents November 20, 1935 5Reserving a Parcel of Land in the Barrio of Julugan, Municipality of Tanza, Province of Cavite, for School Purposes 6Order of Issue of City of Manila 1935 Thirty-Year 5 Per Cent Bonds December 9, 1935 7Extending the Period Within Which the Amount Appropriated by Act No. 4184 Shall be Available December 19, 1935 1936 Title Date signed 8 Enforcing the Provisions of the Constitution on the Civil Service January 2, 1936 9 Creating a Committee to be Known as the General Committee of President Roosevelt's Birthday Celebration January 10, 1936 10 Army Promotion Regulations January 11, 1936 11 Designating the Chief of Staff and Transferring the Philippine Constabulary to the Army of the PhilippinesJanuary 10, 1936 12Reserve of 5 Per Cent of the Appropriations Authorized for the Year 1936 January 14, 1936 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 14Creating a "Domestic Sugar Administration" 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 16Prohibiting the Automatic Renewal of Contracts 17Reconstituting the National Economic Council February 14, 1936 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 Prices February 17, 1936 19Creating a National Council of Education to Advise the Government on Educational Policies and Necessary Reforms in the Existing System of Education February 19, 1936 20Fixing Office Hours on Saturdays and During the Hot Season March 4, 1936 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 22Constituting a Committee on Pensions and Appointing the Members Thereof March 17, 1936 23Description and Specification of the Filipino Flag March 25, 1936 24Expenditure of P75,000 of the 5 Per Cent Required Savings of the Department of Justice April 11, 1936 25Creating the Budget Commission April 25, 1936 26Designating the Permanent Chief of Staff and Announcing Certain Appointments of General Officers of the Army of the PhilippinesMay 4, 1936 27Order of Issue, Province of Cebu Thirty-Year 5 Per Cent Bonds 28Order of Issue, Province of Negros Occidental Thirty-Year 5 Per Cent Bonds May 13, 1936 29Order of Issue, Municipality of Iloilo, Iloilo, Thirty-Year 5 Per Cent Bonds May 11, 1936 30Conduct of Public Affairs During the President's Absence May 13, 1936 31Procurement of Medical Reserve Officers May 18, 1936 32Prescribing Uniform Fees for Copies of Official Records and Documents Furnished Private Persons and Entities May 25, 1936 33Creating the Deportation Board May 29, 1936 34Transferring the Navigation Division, Department of Agriculture and Commerce, to the Bureau of Customs, Department of Finance June 1, 1936 35Fixing Office Hours on Saturdays and During the Rainy Season in the City of Baguio June 2, 1936 36Cordage Allotment for 1936-1937 June 3, 1936 37Organizing the Municipal Districts of Kolambugan and Buruun, Province of Lanao, into an Independent Municipality Under the Name of Kolambugan June 4, 1936 38Authorizing the Army of the Philippines to Utilize Teacher's Camp, Baguio, for Conducting the Philippine Military Academy 39Reorganizing the Bureau of Civil Service and Creating the Civil Service Board of Appeals June 23, 1936 40Reorganizing the Bureau of Justice June 25, 1936 41Transfer of Administrative Supervision Over the Bureau of Prisons to the Philippine Army June 29, 1936 42Transferring the Executive Supervision Over Offices of Provincial, City, and Municipal Treasurers from the Department of the Interior to the Department of Finance June 30, 1936 43Transferring Certain Functions and Duties of the Bureau of Science to Other Entities Under the Commonwealth of the Philippines 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 45Creating a National Transportation Board to Advise the Government on the Improvement of Land, Marine, and Air Transportation Facilities July 6, 1936 46Designation of Officers and Employees Who May be Granted Deferment from Their Trainee Instruction for a Period Not to Exceed Three Years July 7, 1936 47Road and Street Rights-of-Way Through Public Land July 7, 1936 48Fixing Quarters Allowance for General Officers of the High Command of the Army of the Philippines July 20, 1936 49Increasing and Fixing the Minimum Daily Wage to be Paid to Common Laborers Employed by the National Government in the Different Provinces and Chartered Cities August 19, 1936 50Fixing the Minimum Salary That Should be Paid to Employees of the National Government June 29, 1936 51Organization of Certain Sitios in the Municipality of Polillo, Tayabas, into an Independent Barrio Under the Name of Magdalo August 31, 1936 52Consolidation of Official Warehouse Receipt-Permit for Domestic Consumption or Emergency Reserve Sugar September 8, 1936 53Amending Executive Order No. 8, Current Series, by Providing a New Time Limit for Civil Service Qualification for Employees Therein Mentioned September 9, 1936 54Domestic Consumption and Emergency Reserve Sugar Allotments for 1937 September 14, 1936 55Creating a National Electrical-Communication Board to Advise the Government Upon Matters Pertaining to Electrical Communications September 25, 1936 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 Danawin October 5, 1936 57Establishing Reserve Officers' Training Units in the Philippines October 14, 1936 58Recognizing Reserve Officers' Training in the Collegiate Department of San Juan de Letran College 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 Kabasalan October 21, 1936 60Authorizing the Acceptance of Philippine Commonwealth Bonds as Security for All Undertakings for Which the Giving of a Bond or Security is Required by Law October 23, 1936 61Creating a National Relief Board November 3, 1936 62Additional Cordage Allotment for 1936-1937 November 4, 1936 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 Animals November 12, 1936 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 Pantukan November 13, 1936 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 Buenavista November 19, 1936 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 Midsayap November 25, 1936 67Delegating to the Secretary of Agriculture and Commerce the Power to Sign Patents and Certificates November 28, 1936 68Creating a Flood Control Commission to Advise the Government in the Planning and Construction of River and Sea Protection and Other Related Works December 1, 1936 69Transferring the Seat of the Municipal District Government of Bongao, Province of Sulu, from Its Present Location at Bongao to the Barrio of Batobato December 2, 1936 70Organizing the Sitio of Laca, Barrio of Kinagbaan, Jagna, Bohol, into an Independent Barrio Under the Same Name 71Establishing a Classification of Roads December 3, 1936 72Establishing a Classification of Ports 73Establishing a Classification of Airports and Landing Fields 74Transferring Some of the Records of the Bureau of the Treasury to the Securities and Exchange Commission December 7, 1936 75Authorizing the Domestic Sugar Administrator to Issue Necessary Rules and Regulations 76Creating the Board of Food Inspection December 22, 1936 77Organizing the Ten Municipal Districts in the Province of Zamboanga into Five Municipalities December 23, 1936 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 79Giving Government Officers and Employees Detailed to Census Work Under Commonwealth Act No. 170, Recess from Their Regular Duties During Such Detail 80Providing for a Preliminary Enumeration of Dwellings with the Forthcoming Taking of a New Census in the Philippines Under Commonwealth Act No. 170 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 Labor December 28, 1936 1937