Jay retired from active service in the Royal Navy in 1926 and was named Lieutenant Commander (Retired) on August 2
only to be replaced a few months later by the communist Hungarian Soviet Republic
this man committed suicide rather than face questioning on his conduct of the Borneo Camps
advising them that I was pushing on
Toronto Centennial 1834-1934 and Canadian Corps Reunion 1914-1934 Pin (bronze
Czechoslovakia, First Republic. A Liberation Medallion, By Medallic Art Co. Auction Jay retired from active serviceConstructed of bronze, the obverse bearing a figure bound to columns with Third Reich images, surrounded by his wife and children, with the Prague skyline prominently featuring St. Vitus Cathedral and the Charles Bridge in the background, above an inscription of CZECHOSLOVAKIA SHALL BE FREE AGAIN, the reverse bearing a Czechoslovakian coat of arms, topped by a date of MARCH 15, 1939, circumscribed by an inscription of REPUBLIKA CESKOSLOVENSKA