Executive Order No. 8-W (1943)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 Philippines, are hereby transferred to the Department of Information and Public Relations.19431 section
Executive Order No. 7-W (1943)1. To study and recommend plans for relief of the population immediately upon reoccupation of the Philippines, and to formulate proposals for the obtaining of such supplies as may be required for his purpose, and for the restoration of public and private property.19431 section
Executive Order No. 6-W (1943)Done at the City of Washington, District of Columbia, United States of America, this twenty-ninth day of January, in the year of Our Lord, nineteen hundred and forty-three, and of the Commonwealth of the Philippines, the eight.19431 section
Executive Order No. 4 (1943)2. The music of the —Diwa ng Bayan— and its words may be played and sung only when public acts of an official or semiofficial character are performed or held, when the Flag of the Republic of the Philippines is to be hoisted or lowered, when performances or celebrations of an official character are held, by public or private schools duly recognized by the Government, or on similarly solemn occasions.19431 section
Executive Order No. 1 (1907)In the interest of efficiency of service and uniformity, as well as to secure greater dispatch and to avoid confusion, it is hereby ordered that in future all official communications from all Bureaus, Offices, officers, and employees of the Insular Government to persons, corporations. Offices, Bureaus, or Departments in the United States be sent through the Executive Bureau for transmittal to their destination through the Bureau of Insular Affairs of the War Department:—19071 section