FORTY THAI GIRLS IN TRADITIONAL COSTUME SHOWERED ROSE PETALS ON PRESIDENT AND MADAME PARK CHUNG HEE OF SOUTH KOREAN WHEN THEY FLEW INTO BANGKOK LAST THURSDAY (FEB. 10). ON HAND TO GREET THEM WERE THE THAI KING, IN HIS AIR FORCE CHIEF'S UNIFORM AND QUEEN SIRIKIT.

A THAI MILITARY BAND IN ATTENDANCE PLAYED THE NATIONAL ANTHEMS OF SOUTH KOREA AND THAILAND.

AT THE BOROMABIMAN MANSION, THE MAYOR OF BANGKOK PRESENTED PRESIDENT PARK WITH A GOLDEN KEY TO THE CITY.

THEN CAME A DRIVE THROUGH THE DECORATED STREETS PRECEDED BY THAI POLICE MOUNTED ON HORSES. PRESIDENT PARK'S THREE-DAY VISIT TO THAILAND IS THE FIRST BY A SOUTH KOREAN CHIEF OF STATE.

MADAME PARK, WHO IS A KEEN WELFARE WORKERS IN SOUTH KOREA, LATER PAID A VISIT TO THAI RED CROSS CENTRE. SHE WAS ACCOMPANIED BY QUEEN SIRIKIT.