DEAN WITTER U S GOVERNMENT MONEY MARKET TRUST
497, 1997-12-31
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                                             Filed Pursuant to Rule 497(e)
                                             Registration File No.: 33-36217
                                                                    33-57789
                                                                    33-50857
                                                                    2-74980
                                                                    33-46049

                      SUPPLEMENT TO THE PROSPECTUSES OF 

DEAN WITTER GLOBAL SHORT-TERM INCOME FUND INC. Dated December 24, 1996 
DEAN WITTER INTERMEDIATE TERM U.S. TREASURY TRUST Dated April 30, 1997 
DEAN WITTER SHORT-TERM BOND FUND Dated July 10, 1997 
DEAN WITTER U.S. GOVERNMENT MONEY MARKET TRUST Dated March 19, 1997 
TCW/DW NORTH AMERICAN GOVERNMENT INCOME TRUST Dated February 5, 1997 


   The Directors/Trustees of each investment company named above have 
approved certain changes to the minimum required investments for each Fund. 
Accordingly, the disclosure in the section of each of the above Prospectuses 
entitled "Purchase of Fund Shares" pertaining to minimum investment 
requirements is hereby modified to reflect the following: 

      The minimum initial purchase in the case of an "Education IRA" is $500, 
    if the Distributor has reason to believe that additional investments will 
    increase the investment in the account to $1,000 within three years. 

      In the case of investments pursuant to (i) Systematic Payroll Deduction 
    Plans (including Individual Retirement Plans), (ii) the InterCapital 
    mutual fund asset allocation program and (iii) fee-based programs approved 
    by the Distributor, pursuant to which participants pay an asset based fee 
    for services in the nature of investment advisory or administrative 
    services, the Fund, in its discretion, may accept investments without 
    regard to any minimum amounts which would otherwise be required, provided, 
    in the case of Systematic Payroll Deduction Plans, that the Distributor 
    has reason to believe that additional investments will increase the 
    investment in all accounts under such Plans to at least $1,000. 

December 31, 1997 




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