Malodor, an organ of the Nepal Worker-Peasant Party, carried in its Feb. 11th issue a picture of Kim Hyong Jik and an article titled "Live Up to High Aim!"

The article noted that when fighters for independence were working hard to achieve the national liberation with help of big countries, he advanced the idea of "Jiwon (aim high)".

He taught workers, peasants, youth and students and independence champions to win the liberation of the country by the nation itself, closely rallying them, the article notes, adding: He formed the Korean National Association in Hakdang-gol on March 23, 1917.

President Kim Il Sung carried forward to development the idea of "Jiwon" to pave a new path for the Korean revolution and thanks to the Songun politics of leader Kim Jong Il the DPRK is demonstrating its dignity as a socialist power no formidable imperialist enemy dare provoke, it stressed.

The Dutch Group for the Study of the Juche Philosophy posted on its Internet homepage an article introducing Kim Hyong Jik's exploits under the title of "Modern Korea and the Korean National Association".