You have started a segment using the SEGMENT directive after having enabled 80386 instructions, but you have not specified whether this is a 16- or 32-bit segment with either the USE16 or USE32 keyword. In this case, Turbo Assembler presumes that you want a 32-bit segment.
Since that type of code segment won't execute properly under DOS (without you taking special measures to ensure that the 80386 processor is executing instructions in a 32-bit segment), the warning is issued as USE32.
You can remove this warning by explicitly specifying USE16 as an argument to the SEGMENT directive.