Blind boy is pianist at three. Legal and child welfare experts are to be consulted to see with a blind three-year-old Bristol boy, Paul Peacock, who is shown phenomenal musical prowess, may be allowed to appear at public performances. Anxious to launch him on a concert career of the boys and girls of the Bedminster Odeon, Bristol, Cinema Club. Paul, whose father is a fitter at a local engineering works, has never had any instruction in music. Blind from birth, listens to the radio, he is a true and he likes, then goes to an organ in the next room and plays it. Today at a neighbours piano, some of his boy and girl friends heard him go through a repertoire which included the Warsaw Concerto, 'Bless This House', and 'Silent night'. Photo shows, Paul Peacock, of Warmley, near Bristol, three years old and blind since birth, pictured at the piano, today (Monday). 10 November 1947,