From Australian contributor Patricia Routley:
ULRICK’S SMOKIE
Smokey color, white background.  Floribunda. 
 L. W. Ulrick, Queensland, Australia.     1954
‘Mrs. Tom Henderson’ (pink poly. Alderton & Williams, Q’ld, Aust. 1930)  x Tip-Top  (varying coppery pink poly.  1909)
      
1955.  Australian and New Zealand Rose Annual
p70   New Australian Roses.   Editor.   Ulrick’s Smokie   Floribunda.  White background with smokey appearance.
p128   New Rose Registrations.     The following roses have been registered by Dr. A. S. Thomas, Registrar of Rose Names for Australia and New Zealand:   
Registration No. 116  Ulrick’s Smokie.   Floribunda.    L. W. Ulrick.   Registered  January 26, 1954. 

1955  American Rose Annual
p276    New Roses of the World.   Ulrick’s Smokie.    Fl.  (L. W. Ulrick  ’53)   Mrs. Tom Henderson x Tip Top.    Large long pointed bud.  Flower very double, large, color smokey appearance throughout,  white background,  borne several together,  long lasting.  Light green foliage.   Moderate bushy growth 4’.  Bloom moderate.    Strong fragrance.   

1995   The Rose Breeder   Australian Rose Breeder’s Association newsletter  Vol 4, No. 4.
p18  Australian Roses.     Ulrick’s Smokie.   Flor.  1954.  L. W. Ulrick.    Mrs. Tom Henderson x Tip-Top.  

 
1999.  Peter Cox “Australian Roses” 
            [no mention of any L. W. Ulrick rose]