I found the info.(posted 8530 days ago)Translite is intended for advertising or display transparencies. It has a translucent base (thus the "cloudy" look), and has emulsion coated on both sides, so you don't need to worry which side to expose. Kodak says to put a piece of black paper behind the film in the easel.
Sensitivity is blue, and Kodak recommends an OC safelight filter.
Develop in Selectol diluted 1:1 from stock, continuous agitation for 2 minutes. Turn the film over during processing so both sides get processed.
"When the film is properly exposed and developed, the side that was exposed will be darker than a paper print."
Stop bath or rinse as a normal print.
Fix for 2 to 4 minutes with frequent agitation. (Kodak Fixer)
Hypo clearing agent & wash as you normally do for film.
You can tone or retouch as with normal B&W papers.