Please note a security problem with the code RB Smissaert has suggested. Although commonly in use, this kind of code may cause "SQL injection". I don't know where your input comes from, but if the user enters a string for MANO, your SQL statement becomes unsafe. Instead, you could try
Cmd.AddParameter("pMano")
Cmd.SetParameter("pMano", Mano)
Cmd.CommandText = "INSERT INTO Movimentos SELECT MASTER.NUMERO, @Mano, MASTER.VENCIMENTO FROM MASTER"
CMD.ExecuteNonQuery
---> note the @ sign, indicating parameter.
This will prevent the user from entering something like
1;DELETE FROM Movimentos
which will delete your table.
The tutorial covers this as well: should be up in a day or two.