May is month that slips in hardly noticed. All of a sudden, it's here. And, of course, May Day is not only May Day. May Day is much more as well. To begin with, May Day's a celebration of spring. This old pagan tradition of dancing and singing around maypoles goes back more than 2000 years. Another tradition of May Day is the socialist custom of marching. A long time ago, this used to be a red letter day in the very red socialist calender. Thousands and thousands of flag waving socialists would get up very early and march. And, they'd march all day long. A wonderful way of being together and celebrating the workers and all that they stood for. But, the numbers of marchers has sadly declined. Most modern workers prefer, instead, to do nothing at all, or go away for a couple of days. And, May Day is not only dancing, singing and marching. Mayday's also a signal sent out that...