Interview with Fred Paoa
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A former assistant police chief remembers his Waikiki home; fishing, squidding, crabbing, and limu (seaweed) harvesting; flooding; father's immigration station job; learning to swim and surf; Waikiki athletes and sports; childhood jobs and bartering with peddlers; visits to Laie and family luaus; Ala Wai Canal dredging; beach boys and tourists; work at Waterfront and at pineapple cannery; police training and "Hawaii 5-0" police liaison work; and development of Kalia and selling of his family's Waikiki property.
beach boy, pineapple cannery worker, stevedore, police officer, assistant police chief; Hawaiian-Caucasian; male
Interview conducted in English.
beach boy, pineapple cannery worker, stevedore, police officer, assistant police chief; Hawaiian-Caucasian; male
Interview conducted in English.
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2 hr, 35 min
45 pages
45 pages
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Interview
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Foster Village, Oahu
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DU629 .W44 W3 1988
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