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All times are Central Daylight. For Standard Time subtract one hour. Det. Insp. Rice .John Horsley Burnell .Charles Saynor o THE WORLD iS YOURS Maurice Copeland narrates a travelog of Australia. 9:00 O UNDERCURRENT-Drama "Death Rides a Wildcat." The driver of a bus enroute from New York to Los An¬ geles, finds the going rough when one of the passengers is murdered. Matters are complicated by a beautiful passenger who might be the murderess. (Film) Cast Jim Thorne .Bill Phipps Carmen Fuller .Dorothy Green Arthur Beauman . Alan Dexter Bud . .Whit Bissell George Harper .Frank Gerstle 0 (5) BOXING—San Francisco Non-title bout: Carl "Bobo" Olson, Ha¬ waii, vs. Pvt. Joey Giambra, Buffalo, N.Y., middleweights, 10 rounds. Jimmy Powers reports from San Francisco. TV GUIDE RATINGS Rating Bouts W L D KO's Olson Champion 71 64 7 0 32 Giambra Unrated 46 42 3 1 24 This will be Olson's second boot since his kayo at the fists of Archie Moore. Joey Giambra was among the top-contenders before entering the Army in 1954. He is a good hitter, and has won his last four bouts. Compiled by Nat Fleischer (The Ring) o STORIES OF THE CENTURY "Little Britches." A girl turns outlaw in order to follow her outlaw lover. Jim Davis, Mary Castle. (Film) Q MR. & MRS. NORTH-Drama "The Third Eye." A swank dress shop is the scene of murder. Barbara Britton, Richard Denning, Fifi D'Orsay. (Film) 9:30 Q WINDOWS-Drama Henry Hull and child actor Van Dyke Porks are the two characters in "The Cal¬ liope Tree" by Doris Frankel. Because of the hero worship of a young boy, an ex¬ circus clown is able to relive some of the glories of his past. This is the final show Start the week-end righti Make this tune-treat a weekly habitl Channel 2 WBBM-TV CHICAGO’S SHOWMANSHIP TELEVISION STATION ^CBS TELEVISION