title: The Hindenburg Letter
author:  Roger L. Conlee 
description: A reporter for William Randolph Hearst risks everything sneaking into Nazi Germany during World War II. There he encounters Wernher von Braun, Hermann Goering, and a shocking revelation that will forever alter his life -- if he has much life left. --Percy Hunter<br /><br />On the run in Nazi Germany, always looking over his shoulder, an American reporter turned reluctant spy faces problem after problem as he tries to right a great wrong. --Walter Haskins
zlib_text: ## CHAPTER VI
  
  
  ##### AWAY IN THE AIRSHIP
  
  
  "Quick, Washington!" cried the professor. "Jump in the engine room and start
  the gas generator. Mark, you bring in from the cabin all those wheels and
  things on the walls! Jack, load those packages there into the locker in the
  after part of the Monarch! But handle them carefully! They contain explosives
  and ammunition for the machine gun!"
  
  
  If there had been hurry and bustle before, there was ten times as much now.
  The professor gave one look at the place where Taggert had been concealed. The
  man had worked off his bonds and escaped while his captors were in the
  airship's cabin.
  
  
  Soon there was a queer hissing noise from the engine room of the Monarch. The
  gas bag began to distend.
  
  
  "She's fillin', Perfessor!" cried Washington.
  
  
  "We must tie her down," muttered the old man. "Otherwise she will rise and
  take the shed with her. I say, Washington!"
  
  
  "Yes, Perfessor."
  
  
  "We must get some one to help us open the shed roof to let the ship rise