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宪警连日搜寻不果 1934年6月9日上午10时,日本驻南京领事馆通知国民政府外交部,称副领事藏本英明失踪,请为调查。领事馆同时派员分赴首都宪兵司令部及警察厅,通报了同样内容与要求。据日方介绍:昨天晚上,日本驻华公使有吉乘火车去上海,藏本陪送去下关车站。深夜12点,藏本的妻子到领事馆,说丈夫至今尚未还宅。领事须磨遂派员在馆内外寻找,至天明不见其人,于是通知中国政府,要求帮助查访。 藏本是日本奈良人,42岁,1931年来华,先在长春领事馆担任书记生,1933年调来南京,升任副
On the morning of June 9, 1934, at 10:00 a.m., on June 9, 1934, the Japanese consulate in Nanjing informed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the National Government that the vice-consul was lodged in Tibet and should be investigated. At the same time, the consulate dispatched officers to go to the capital Gendarmerie Command and the Police Department to notify the same contents and requirements. According to the Japanese briefing, last night, Japanese ambassador to China got to Kyrgyzstan by train to Shanghai and Tibet Autonomous Region went to the Shimonoseki Station. Twelve o’clock in the evening, the wife of Tibet to the consulate, said her husband has not yet returned house. The consuls were to send their staff to look inside and outside the museum and not see it until dawn, so the Chinese government was informed to ask for help. Nara, a Japanese native of Japan, 42 years old, came to China in 1931. He first served as a secretary at the Consulate General of Changchun, transferred to Nanjing in 1933, and promoted to deputy