The Constellation lost power on all 4 engines and had to make a wheels-up landing as a result. Improper transfer of fuel caused starvation. This occurred as a result of inadequate maintenance and inspection (the fuel pump circuit breaker was corroded). Inadequate flight supervision and improper emergency procedures were causal factors. PROBABLE CAUSE: pilot in command – inadequate supervision of flight personnel – flight engineer: improper use of equipment miscellaneous acts,conditions – fuel starvation miscellaneous acts,conditions – improper emergency procedures miscellaneous acts,conditions – intentional wheels-up FACTORS: personnel – maintenance,servicing,inspection: inadequate inspection of aircraft (maintenance personnel) powerplant – fuel system: pumps systems – electrical system: protective devices miscellaneous acts,conditions – corroded/corrosion pilot in command – inadequate preflight preparation and/or planning partial power loss – partial loss of power – 4 engines