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Gem John Reed Kilpatrlck and ]~Ire. Edward F. Hutton inspect bell hOl~ on the Liberte as the French liner pulls out of W. 48th St. pier for luxury cruise. :Bernard Gimbel, ~he depart"ment store chief, gets b~s bet down on the green baize, hle did better later when he won the raffle of ffi . station wagon. ' ]~fadame Herve Alphand (left), wife of the French $~nbassador to the U.S., and Mrs. Lowell Welcker give the roulette table a whirl. Ship Rides Sea of Long Green, Rolls In f-he Dough It wa~ a ca~ of ~clet~ ~how~ng• placing bets ~d ch~ ~g. ~e occ~ion was ~e ~ghi-~o ~o of Fren~ I~ ]~e~ ~beHo 20 ~ ~1o the Atl~fic. Her ~engem were 500 of the blue boo~s morn elite member, aH of whom had to ~te ~p SIO0 fo~ ~lege of help~g Amc~c~ ~ccr w~o h~g the~elv~ a b~ ~ ~e g~g tables (~th the ok~ of ~e Uce) ~d d~ng on ite~ as coup glacee ~terd~'s wee $1~xIey ]~oo~h, the stage and ~reen star, tries feeding a drink to tt~ ~ragcn cake but it i~n't h~g ~y, ~r~e~x to ~e i~ ~ . ~ ~t~gh~ with~u~ watt. Paul H'offman and Mrs. Anna Rosenberg, both alumni of government service, try" their luck at the birdcage. Even the losers wexe happy yesterday. Taking a re~pite from the gamin~ table~ (where winners were ~d~2 ~ ~e3 in~t~d of money), ~me ~ ~ ~oyag~ T154382215