FRANKLIN INVESTORS SECURITIES TRUST
497, 1998-12-15
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                      SUPPLEMENT DATED DECEMBER 15, 1998
                             TO THE PROSPECTUS OF

                     FRANKLIN INVESTORS SECURITIES TRUST
       (FIST2 - Franklin Adjustable U.S. Government Securities Fund and
                  Franklin Adjustable Rate Securities Fund)
                             dated March 1, 1998

On December 15, 1998, Franklin Investors  Securities Trust's Board of Trustees
approved a proposal  to merge the  Adjustable  Rate  Securities  Fund into the
Adjustable  U.S.  Government  Fund,  subject  to  shareholder  approval.   The
investment  objective  of both the  Adjustable  Rate  Securities  Fund and the
Adjustable  U.S.  Government  Fund is to seek a high level of current  income,
consistent  with  lower  volatility  of  principal.  The Board  believes  this
proposed merger will benefit shareholders.

It is  anticipated  that in early 1999  shareholders  of the  Adjustable  Rate
Securities  Fund will  receive a proxy and proxy  statement  requesting  their
votes on the proposed merger.

The Adjustable  Rate Securities Fund will be closed to new investors after the
close of business on December 15, 1998. If you are a shareholder  of record as
of the close of business  on December  15,  1998,  you may  continue to add to
your  account,  subject  to  your  applicable  minimum  additional  investment
amount, or buy additional  shares through  reinvestment of dividend or capital
gain distributions.

Although you may redeem your shares,  please keep in mind that if you sell all
the shares in your  account,  your  account will be closed and you will not be
allowed to buy additional  shares of the Adjustable Rate Securities Fund or to
reopen your account in that Fund.

              Please keep this supplement for future reference.




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