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Be a ore sa ea Bethlehem Diesel Engines Looking aft over the tops of the engines in the engine room of the M. S. Gulf- pride. New York Boston MARINE REVIEW—May, 1927 Looking forward on the control floor in the en- gine room of the M. S. Gulfpride. Philadelphia Bethlehem ris Export Corporation, 25 Broadway, New York City ETHLEHEM drive the M. S. Gulfpride WO 4-cylinder, 2-cycle, single- acting Bethlehem Diesel Engines, each developing 2100 shaft horse- power at 120 revolutions per minute, drive the Gulf Refining Company’s new motor tanker GULFPRIDE, just delivered by the Federal Ship- building and Dry Dock Company. The M. S. Gulfpride is one of the largest tankers afloat and is the largest seagoing motorship ever built in this country. She is of 17,400 tons dead weight capacity, is 543 feet 1114 inches in length overall and has a cargo capacity of approximately 6,200,000 gallons of gasoline, ex- clusive of fuel and lubricating oil. Bethlehem appreciates having had the opportunity of taking part in the construction of this fine vessel. BETHLEHEM STEEL COMPANY General Offices: BETHLEHEM, PA. District Offices: Baltimore Pittsburgh Detroit St. Louis Seattle Washington Buffalo Cincinnati San Francisco Portland Atlanta Cleveland Chicago Los Angeles Sole Exporter of Our Commercial Products 9