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The Searching Party KEFLAVIK lceland AP - Shepherds have discovered the wreckage of a Navy P-2V aircraft lost since 1954 in a melting glacier here. The crew of l2 had disappeared while flying into a snowsorm over a northern mountain range 28 years ago. The bodies of the fliers were still at the controls and remarkably preserved . . . It was the ice in our voices that bothered us most. in the dead of night and such a long night it was the worst time of year for a search. Five nines and five black Everreody cats leaped through the eyes of our flashlights. Why should we care in deep hoods and wet fur bouncing sillily over the snow toward the Navy fliers we never knew several years too late to save ourselves much less the 2 dead grins in that P-2 Neptune shrieking through the Reyklavik wind the last Transmlssions jamming the chatter of stone martens lost in my mothers closet cloves and old dresses a Tufts diploma we were afraid she had died her dangerous high heels having slipped her mind or at least the tropical suSSestion of a glacier At 7000 feet altimeter 3005. We are flying into this room my sister Janie called between the venetians slit as if for interview we are trying to find you.